Here at Gothic Western we, along w/ our sister sites (GothicAmericana.com and SouthernGothicBible.com) will be posting tours of bands in our genres that have been postponed or canceled by the [ … ]

Three years after their initial debut, ME AND THAT MAN – Nergal’s dark folk/blues solo project – have returned with their sophomore release, New Man, New Songs, Same Shit Vol. [ … ]

On the Legendary Shack Shakers Sun Studios LP, the band, fronted by wildman, JD Wilkes, play some fan favorites and traditionals from the renowned Sun Studio in Memphis. This performance was first [ … ]

In the summer of 1965, Johnny Cash was living in the wilderness of Southern California when — possibly high on drugs — what is known as the Johnny Cash wildfire [ … ]

The Phantom of the Black Hills are back in the studio to record a new album, and once again they will be collaborating with the Heathen Apostles‘ lead singer Mather [ … ]

Three years after their initial debut, Nergal’s dark folk project Me And That Man are returning with a full-length album, titled “New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1”, out March 27 on Napalm [ … ]

For one hellish month in the dead of winter, Those Poor Bastards barricaded themselves in the basement of a 1930’s schoolhouse to see what horrors they could conjure when completely [ … ]

Wovenhand – Roadburn 2020 Appearance Anounced – David Eugene Edwards has graced Roadburn with his presence on two occasions as part of Wovenhand. Each performance pulsated with energy and elevated [ … ]

The Earl Brothers aren’t brothers or named Earl, but they’ve been making waves in bluegrass circles by dropping the fancy picking of traditional bands on top of tunes that hew [ … ]

Buck Satan and the 666 Shooters is an American alternative country band, formed in 2011 by Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen, who uses the pseudonym Buck Satan. The initial lineup also featured Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick and ex-Ministry members Tony Campos and Mike Scaccia. [ … ]