It’s All in Your Mind It’s very late at night and the morning sun is just about to break above the Detroit skyline. The water in the river has that delicious oily black look to it. All the while I have TURBO GOTH’s song Venus Flytrap on repeat, pumping through a refurbished set of Altec […]
A few days ago, we relaunched Gothic Girl Art Magazine. What better way to celebrate than to dive into the state of Goth music across the world. For June and July we’re on an exploration to find out the state of Goth music. But more importantly, our intent is to discover the motivation between music […]
Symphonic, progressive rock, and metal are a few of the genres that many people name when they think of Goth music. But what else is out there? What’s the state of Goth music in America, Asia, and Europe? Are there other places where Goth music is being written? And what’s the motivation behind the music […]
Welcome to Gothic Girl Art Magazine. A new welcome with our original aesthetic. In a word~Dark. Gothic artists, you’re invited to send us your art for inclusion in our magazine. Please E-mail: GothicGirlArtMagazine@gmail.com
Dark friends, welcome to the New Year. We’re getting ready to pull our magazine back into the darkness. Tell the shiny ones to hide; we’ll be walking about in 2017.
A ranting nightcrawler out for some bootycore HafLife’s music sounds like it’s written in their historic Detroit home. The wizardry located in their art-house hideout offset by a matte-black, 60’s era Cadillac droptop sitting in front. If the Cadillac isn’t there, it should be. Pushing steel ‘til the red eyes drift away. I admit it, […]
Brusque and Gentle Pedro Teixeira Silva’s project Secret Lie veers between these two extremes. Blackout is an appropriate illustration where he weaves his emotional rollercoaster into a wonderful nightmare of life from their debut album Behind the Truth. “So wake up, open up your eyes.” Quiet storytelling accompanied by piano peacefully starts our journey which is […]
Gothic Girl Art Magazine~September 2012 As a child growing up in Poland, model Elizabeth loved legends and the stories she heard and read. Her interest in all things Gothic and horror soon followed. “I always liked the combination of romanticism and darkness; my work reflects my soul. What is for some people terrible for me […]
Beginning in November, we’ll be starting our interviews with Goth artists who work in the paint, digital and photography realms.
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