Tag: Gothminister
/Welcome to the Future /226 /Events, Livestreams and new releases 21-Oct 2022
I’ve kinda settled now on bi-weekly posts for this, and it’s unlikely time will allow for much more, so that’s how it will be. This post is a roundup of […]
/Transmission/010/the a-z of industrial/g/part two/h/part one
The tenth part of Transmission, the a-z of industrial. This continues our look at industrial music, and is this week continuing all about bands beginning with “g” and “h”.
/Countdown/2013 /Disappointments
Regular readers will be well used to this by now – at the end of each year, I round up my year in music over the course of successive weeks. […]
/Tuesday Ten/163/Devil’s Night
The concept of the devil in popular music has been around at least as far back as early blues legend Robert Johnson, who was of course reputed to have made […]
But Listen: 114: Gothminister – Anima Inferna
Björn Alexander Brem’s Gothminister have remarkably been around for over ten years now. They first gained real attention with the stellar singles from their debut album (the grandiosely titled Gothic […]
Tuesday Ten: 129: Tracks of the Month (April 2011)
May already? Time for my usual roundup of ten great tracks you should hear from the past month. Playlists: Spotify YouTube Track of the Month Skindred Warning Union Black Benji […]
Into the Pit: 077: Gothminister + Das Ich – Live at Corporation – 09-May 2009
Last night’s Gothminister and Das Ich gig was pretty strange. The turnout wasn’t too bad, although as always the small room at Corp got uncomfortably warm over the course of […]
Into the Pit: 026: Mortiis – Live at Corporation Sheffield – 28-April 2006
I’ve been waiting to see Gothminister for a while, and they really didn’t disappoint last night. Little room, of course, for their legendary stage antics and costume changes, so the […]
But Listen: 013: Gothminister – Empire of Dark Salvation
I viewed Gothminister with something of suspicion first time around. Surely it was all tongue-in-cheek, right? The more I listened, the less it seemed to be. But then, with an […]