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Behind the Bones: An Interview with Rebecca Arnett of The Blackened Teeth

Nickie Hobbs·04/10/2025

In a world of mass-produced interiors, The Blackened Teeth offers something incredibly rare. Artwork for the home that challenges, comforts, and compels. Founded in South Wales by artist, designer, and photographer Rebecca Arnett, the brand stands at the intersection of...

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Rooted in Ritual: Chloe Hurst and the Art of Gothic Gardening

Nickie Hobbs·02/10/2025

In most gardens, order reigns and colour blooms. But Chloe Hurst’s Goth Garden doesn’t play by those rules. Nestled in Carleton Place, Ontario, her cold-climate sanctuary is less a backyard and more a living altar – where black petals, twisted...

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Sacred Symbols & Subversive Beauty: A Conversation with KT A Go-Go

Nickie Hobbs·01/10/2025

KT A Go-Go is a striking presence in the UK’s alternative art scene, blending religious iconography with gothic flair and subcultural depth. Since the pandemic, she’s transformed relics and symbols into haunting works that challenge convention and captivate the soul....

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Australia’s Alt Authority: Beserk on Home, Style, and Staying Power

Nickie Hobbs·18/09/2025

From fashion to interiors, Beserk has become a defining force in Australia’s alternative scene. Blending gothic aesthetics with bold retail energy. As the brand continues to expand its homewares offering, Crypt Magazine sat down for a quick-fire interview to explore...

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Kate’s Clothing: A Gothic Retail Legacy That’s Weathered More Than Just Trends.

Nickie Hobbs·18/09/2025

If your crypt could use a makeover, Kate’s Clothing has probably already stocked some of your favourite décor. From ghost print cushions to baroque candle holders to coffin-shaped mirrors, her online store has become the go-to trove for alt-aesthetic homeware...

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