THE MORBID FILES: Let’s get to know Jason Voorhees Join your host Texxx and special guest Robert Leuthold as they discuss the first four films of Friday the 13th. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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GYPS FULVUS: Cosmos & Chaos Darkness. Light. Brutality. Beauty. Consonance. Dissonance. A portrait of the universe and its unpredictable states of pandemonium and placidity. The music video for “Cosmos & Chaos,” a suspenseful symphonic work by Gyps Fulvus, takes you into the vast domain of black holes. burning stars, and vivid, incandescent planets. “Cosmos & Chaos” is on Gyps Fulvus’s 2018 release, Turbulence & Tranquility, which is available digitally on iTunes and Apple Music, Amazon, Bandcamp, Google Play, Spotify, and on Physical CD for $7.99Gyps Fulvus: Official WebsiteYouTube Bandcamp / iTunes Facebook (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
GODLESS CRANIUM:Talking About the Church of Satan with Reverend Darren Deicide (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Vox Satanae – Episode 386 This week we hear works by Johannes Ockeghem, Gioseffo Zarlino, Alberik Mazák, Antonio Lotti, Luigi Boccherini, Louise Farrenc, Arnold Schoenberg, and Steve Elcock with performances by The Hilliard Ensemble, Paul Hillier, Ensemble Plus Ultra, Michael Noone, Niederaltaicher Scholaren, Konrad Ruhland, The Balthasar-Neumann Chorus and Ensemble, Thomas Hengelbrock, Anner Bylsma, Kenneth Slowik, Bob van Asperen, Quintetto Bottesini, Anja Silja, The Vienna Philharmonic, Christoph von Dohnányi, Richard Casey, The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, and Paul Mann. Download Episode 386
Infernal Ink Magazine (Spring/Summer 2018): Devilishly Erotic Horror Infernal Ink Magazine is a biannual magazine focused on publishing extremely dark, sexually charged fiction and poetry. In addition to their violently erotic fictional offerings, they have interviews and other non-fiction content that explore and expose the reader to artists and acts of a diabolically sinful nature. This magazine is not for the faint of heart or prudish. Print / Kindle
TO EACH HIS OWN Today, Christians celebrate the well-worn myth, lifted from earlier pagan religions, of a savior risen from the dead. Some neo-pagans will esteem the relatively obscure female deity, Ēostre. We’re often asked what Satanists might be doing while others honor the “walking dead” Nazarene or a goddess of the dawn? We are free of holiday obligations, so we may ignore this date altogether. However, enjoying whatever one finds pleasing from festivities associated with this time of year would also be proper for we diabolists. While candy is often a part of this day—and these days there are […]
Noisey Asks Magus Peter H. Gilmore, “Is Satan Still Cool?” “Satan is a potent symbol for the rare few who champion individualism, regardless of their age. If you can embrace the power that pride in personal achievement brings, and can be tolerant of differing points of view, yet pursue your own self-determined course—despite pressure to conform exerted by collectivists and authoritarians across the political and religious spectrum—then Satan always serves as a formidable and inspirational archetype of strength, liberty and iconoclasm. That seems pretty cool to me.” Read the full article at Vice.com