Southern Gothic Collective
Nashville’s Adia Victoria is an American singer and songwriter, known for her gothic blues musical style. Victoria began her career with a backing band consisting of Ruby Rogers, Tiffany Minton, and Mason Hickman. Later, [ … ]
You can’t talk about Southern Gothic blues music without mentioning The Gun Club. The band was the creation of Los Angeles singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Born of [ … ]
It was one of the greatest blues men, Blind Willie McTell, who on a wintry day in November, 1940, cut the first known recording of Crapshooter in the style of the rural [ … ]
Foot stomping rhythms and raucous slide guitar interweave with soulful gospel roots and balladry. The Southern Gothic tunes of Jhett Black draw from years of experience on the road with [ … ]
With his black crows, black shotguns and Appalachia angers, to the fine-line scratching of handlebar-mustached men, rustic shacks and dead stags, Jean-Luc Navette’s oeuvre is much more firmly fixed on [ … ]
Southern Gothic Bible, along w/ our sister sites (GothicAmericana.com and GothicWestern.com) will be posting tours of bands in our genres that have been postponed or canceled by the onslaught of [ … ]
Born By Lightning, the follow-up to the fifth Heathen Apostles album Dust to Dust, contains 5 new songs that explore yet another facet of Gothic Americana: dirty blues. Available digitally [ … ]
Slim Cessna’s Auto Club (originally formed in 1992 in Denver, Colorado) has been referenced as an American experimental rock band. But on closer inspection, the band imagery and sound is [ … ]
Blanche is an American alternative country band from Detroit, Michigan. Their music is based in Americana, early country, and folk blues, with a healthy dose of Southern Gothic imagery, style and a garage rock mentality. Blanche is known for wearing vintage [ … ]
Gothic Americana music is a genre that is fast taking hold around the world, in that it combines the sub-genres of gothic country, dark blues and depression-era jazz. The Heathen [ … ]