Since starting this webzine, I’ve delved into some of my more macabre and outsider interests. One practice that fascinates me is extreme body modification – it pushes the boundaries of the aesthetics that are acceptable in society, and sometimes even what is acceptable for human beings. Check out one of

It’s good to be reminded of the influence our foremothers and forefathers have had on us, that’s why I love following @50ftquennie – they post quality live footage of some of punk’s founders on a daily basis. Whether it’s Wendy O Williams, Kira Roessler or Blondie, I am so inspired

One of the things that’s awesome about working from home is that when a post from @dildonighmares pops up in my IG feed I don’t need to hide what I’m laughing hysterically at. And this account makes me laugh hysterically on a regular basis. I think if you want a

I can’t front – I am a HUGE fan of tattoos, whatever body part they land on. Personally, I have my own limits for how far I will go, but I have no judgement when it comes to the way other people adorn their bodies. The other day, I came

Calling all Misfits Ghouls – I know that I am not alone in saying that this band means a lot to many people around the world. Yesterday as I was scrolling down my instagram feed, I came across this amazing page called Misfits Tattoos Club. It chronicles Misfits, Samhain and Danzig tattoos

A few months ago I stumbled into a world of technicolor dream nuns…it is the world of Corinne Halbert, whose erotic horror paintings are an amazing homage to sexy possessed nuns and their demon lovers. Baphomet and their skeletal sidekicks go to town on nude nuns, and Halbert also throws