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Goth City 7: La Rissa + Arch Femmesis + Moth Slut + Hangingskeletons + Siouxsie Suicide

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GOTH CITY 7: TO LIVE AND DIE IN LS 13th-16th JULY 2023 We are proud to announce that Goth City Festival will return in 2023, taking place for the seventh time. Goth City 7: To Live And Die In LS will feature the usual magic brew of quality live music, DJs, spoken word, social events, stalls and good vibes at several venues throughout Leeds, all in aid of our sponsored charity PAFRAS (Positive Action For Refugees & Asylum Seekers).

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Leeds

15 July 2023

BlaqkhOlesun 2024: Auger + Diamond Black + Palindrones + Holy Braille + Skin Flowers + Machiner + Method Cell + Momento Mori + NOVUS + Hurtsfall + Moth Slut

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This brand new exciting 2 day event takes place from 8pm on Friday the 7th of June 2024 – and finishes at 2am on the Sunday morning. The venue is the ace Alhambra in Morecambe Lancashire, which has easy access to both the M6 & The West Coast Main Line. Plus Manchester Airport is also just a short hop away for all our continental cousins. Add to this an abundance of reasonably priced hotels, B&B’s, food & drink outlets and a view across the famous Bay to die for & you really have the perfect festival location. We have already

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Morecambe

7 June 2024

Palindrones + Moth Slut + Absolute Nothing

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Join us for a night of goth, dark wave and industrial synthpop at the Trades with 3 amazing bands. Our headliners are Palindrones with support from Moth Slut and Absolute Nothing. Palindrones is an electronic music duo from South East London playing dreamy, industrial synthpop. They craft an immersive musical landscape by mixing pounding beats with a lush ambience and subtle pop melodies that draw the listener into a dream-like reverie. Moth Slut have recently emerged from their crypt, deep in the secret catacombs of Manchester and have quickly gained an occult like following. Notorious for dramatic visuals and intense

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London

11 July 2024

Horror Vacui + Moth Slut + Deathtrippers

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Appearing at Wharf Chamber on Thursday 15th August HORROR VACUI (Bologna, Italy) Death Rock/Post Punk – Punker than dark, Darker than punk! On tour in the UK, and excited to be playing at Wharf Chambers. Check them out here: https://horrorvacuilegion.bandcamp.com/album/s-t MOTH SLUT (Manchester) Making a welcome return to Leeds and Wharf, MOTH SLUT’s reputation is growing ever larger. With death rock and gothic influences and a powerful live visual performance. Check them out here: https://www.destroyexist.com/…/moth-slut-forever-again… DEATHTRIPPERS (Leeds) With a new LP out within the last year or two under their belts, DEATHTRIPPERS also make a welcome return to Wharf Chambers.

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Leeds

15 August 2024

Zetra + Moth Slut

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Spectres have been stirring in the shadows for years now. Dark eyes watching from pallid faces. Siren songs calling to lost souls. In the blackest corners of the UK underground, a name whispered relentlessly amongst the faithful, first with curiosity, then soul-shuddering awe: Zetra. Travelling alone, armed only with synths, guitar and drum-machine to compose, The Wanderers’ music could sound skeletal. Instead its early metallic bones have been fleshed-out with the electronic new-wave of Gary Numan and Pet Shop Boys and dreamy, droning guitars that hark to heroes like Slowdive and Sonic Youth as well as dark contemporaries Deafheaven and

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Nottingham

January 30

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