Jun 2, 2026 · 2 hr 36 min · 12 segments
This episode we discuss the controversy around 'goth rap', breakdown the damage mainstream commercialization of goth subculture has caused, and dissect the oversexualization of goth women for the male…
Danny AshesHostTiffadelicGuestTreHost
Dark NightGuest[crickets chirping] [bell ringing] You are listening to Cemetery Confessions, the world's number one goth talk podcast.
[eerie music]
This episode is brimming with hot takes, elitist takedowns, and forbidden knowledge that will make your head shudder uncontrollably.
We cover everything from why rap and hip-hop should or shouldn't be considered part of the goth music canon, the commercialization of a version of goth stripped of its fangs, sold to the masses as a costume, and the over-sexualization of goth culture portrayed as a fetish to be objectified by normies, and of course, a whole lot more.
Tonight, I am here with Jenea, AKA Doomsday, who you may know as a DJ and coordinator at Slings & Arrows in DC, along with the enigmatic Detroit-based goth artist, Tiffadelic, and finally, the multi-talented LA-based dark wave artist, Dark Night.
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[crickets chirping] [bell ringing] You are listening to Cemetery Confessions, the world's number one goth talk podcast.
[eerie music]
This episode is brimming with hot takes, elitist takedowns, and forbidden knowledge that will make your head shudder uncontrollably.
We cover everything from why rap and hip-hop should or shouldn't be considered part of the goth music canon, the commercialization of a version of goth stripped of its fangs, sold to the masses as a costume, and the over-sexualization of goth culture portrayed as a fetish to be objectified by normies, and of course, a whole lot more.
Tonight, I am here with Jenea, AKA Doomsday, who you may know as a DJ and coordinator at Slings & Arrows in DC, along with the enigmatic Detroit-based goth artist, Tiffadelic, and finally, the multi-talented LA-based dark wave artist, Dark Night.