Gothica Magazine issue 47 out now feat. Side-Line compilation interview
Gothica Magazine issue 47 out now feat. Side-Line compilation interview
Out now is the new Gothica Magazine, issue 47 already of this fine Ukrainian magazine. You can download it straight from the magazine’s website in English for free.
This new issue features a whopping 108 pages and holds for instance an article celebrating the magazine’s 18th anniversary, extensive coverage and backstage photos from the Within Temptation feat. Alex Yarmak video shoot in Kyiv and so on. It also includes a report on Gothica Fest 2023, enriched with comments from participants like Kaelte, Hyperhate, Violet Raymoor, and Spokusy. There are also interviews with Sidus Atrum, Meat Beat Manifesto, and Dawn of Ashes.
Highlighted in this issue as well is our most recent free download compilation, “Electronic Bodies – Nightside Sessions”, which brought together over 20 artists to support Ukraine. In the article you get a double interview with DJ Shane Aungst and our chief editor Bernard Van Isacker.
Additionally, the issue presents the traditional annual Top-13 best LPs from the Gothica Magazine Music Awards 2023.
About Gothica Magazine
Gothica Magazine was established by Andrey Featon in 2006 as a print publication in partnership with the Ukrainian Gothic Portal. It explores the aesthetics of Gothic, avant-garde, and dark romantic art. The magazine comprehensively covers the diversity of Gothic and dark culture, including music genres such as gothic rock, gothic metal, industrial, EBM, dark folk, dark ambient, neoclassical, love metal, darkwave, dark electro, synth pop, folk metal, future pop, dark trance, ritual, and noise.
It also delves into literature and cinema across various styles including modern, post-modern, avant-garde, dark romance, fantasy, non-standard, thriller, suspense, apocalyptic, decadence, psycho, and existential themes. Additionally, it features photography (including dark erotic and fetish), industrial images, painting, architecture, and more. Renowned for showcasing the most famous and unusual bands, notable and provocative figures, exquisite art, and intellectual literature, all these elements are vividly presented on the pages of this magazine.
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