034 - Just a Phase?

Welcome to episode 29 of Cemetery Confessions! On this month’s
episode we are talking about self identity and leaving the goth
subculture, we have some movie news, and we are review the new
album from Espermachine. For the philosophy corner, we speak with
Emma about her doctorate research on the goth scene, it’s
aesthetics, and what keeps members a part of the culture into old
age.


Our guest this month is Xavier! You can find his projects
here:
Kinderen van Moeder Aarde, YoutTube, The Marchesa Casati, Dark
Entries (English), Peek-a-boo Magazine, Dark Entries (Dutch),
Personal Blog (Dutch)


 


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Conversation about the Belgium Goth Scene 1:10


News: 18:01


12 Ways to Survive as an Ex-Goth


Quick News: 1:01:47


-Trash and Vaudeville moving
-Crow Director Disses the Remake
-Fields of the Nephilim Return


Album Review: 1:14:00


Espermachine - Third


Philosophy Corner: 1:30:24


We are interviewing Emma tonight about socio-aesthetic
experiences of culture, cultural history, viewing goth as a
culture rather than subculture, and the sociology of design;
specifically how that translates into communities of belonging
especially among goths. Emma is now undertaking a PhD as a
participant researcher. She recently conducted the largest ever
survey about goth, among participants of the culture for that
very project, which is titled Just a Phase?  Goth subculture
as an identity constant beyond youth.