Dayal Patterson's book, Black Metal: Evolution of the Cult was one of my top reads for 2014 and it was an honour to interview the man behind it. Black Metal: Evolution of the Cult presents, without a doubt, the definitive history of black metal. The mind behind the tome is Dayal Patterson, a writer, photographer… Continue reading Interview : Author Dayal Patterson
When you read the name Kim Holm, Inferno Festival will undoubtedly come to mind. His ambitious venture of sketching bands performing live at the yearly metal event in Oslo is an art project like no other. His atmospheric, yet disorderly style is instantly recognisable. Holm's work has graced the covers of a number of metal… Continue reading Interview : Cartoonist Kim Holm
One of my favourite Etsy finds of late would have to be Muddy Raven and their handmade, freehand, extremely functional ceramics.
The source of my happiness today is this glow in the dark moon cushion by i3Labm. Aswell as making cushions, i3Lab also make zero gravity watches, moon night lights and ultimate-must-have moon door-decor stickers.
I don't normally invite people around for tea. I'm an antisocial introvert who prefers to company of her books and music...but if I happened to be in possession of this moon phase coaster set by Common Rebels, I might be tempted.
I'm hyperventilating over how god damn cool and freakishly gorgeous these mugs are from Pirate Rose Pottery. Here, just take my money and give me the one with the worm on.
One can never have too many candles. Made in Salem from natural soy wax, this woody scented Black Wolf Moon Candle from Witch City Wicks is an ideal purchase for friends who live black.
Loving this black soap face wash from The Parlor Apothecary. Enriched with rose hip oil, antioxidants and vitamin C, this divine facial cleanser will banish dead cells, remove impurities, treat blemishes and if that wasn't enough, it'll deeply hydrate your skin too.
To come across the work of Christine Linde/Tomarum was an absolute joy. Inspired by two of my favourite artists Theodor Kitteslsen and John Bauer, Linde creates deeply atmospheric folk art. Her work enables the observer to dip out of the human world for a time, and individually connect with what lies beyond. I'm delighted and… Continue reading Interview : Christine Linde Of Tomarum
One can never have too many pillows, especially when they are decorated with skeletons, witches and plague doctors. Loving the intricate illustrations of Elias Aquino.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 