Hexenhaus: Gothic Music Interview 1999
Book details
- Title
- Hexenhaus: Gothic Music Interview 1999
- Author
- Jett Black Shrouded
- Publication year listed
- 1888
- Format
- Public domain eBook
- Reading access
- Free online reader; no registration required
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Hexenhaus: Gothic Music Interview 1999
Author: Jett Black
Year: 1888
Hexenhaus: Modern Music for Modern Vampires Gothic Music Interview, October 1999 by Jett Black Shrouded in literary and real-life mysteries, thick smoke and a penchant for theatrical decadence, Hexenhaus joins Seraphim Shock, another dramatic gothic shock-rock band, for three shows in Texas on the first of two Seraphim Shock tours planned for this year. Hexenhaus will perform live at Wacky's, San Antonio, TX, May 17; at Atomic Cafe, Austin, TX, May 18; and at Trees, Deep Ellum, Dallas, TX, May 19, 1999. Please check for website info at the close of this interview. Robert Whitus of Hexenhaus takes a break from last-minute preparations for the tour to respond to a few questions. Tell us about Lady Bathory. Who was she? And why have you chosen to honor her through Hexenhaus? She was the "bather in blood" - it's a definite vampiric image that sticks in the mind - we're even more influenced by the writings of HP Lovecraft. Describe and please explain concepts with Assemblage of the Desolate. How did this song evolve? This idea came to me while reading Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus - the Thoughts of Anne Rice's vampire theatre performing the play. How much of Hexenhaus has been influenc