Themes of religion, apocalypse, and dark sci-fi manifest themselves in this month’s playlist, with songs from Slovenian performance artists Laibach, some absolute classics from Ministry and The Sisters of Mercy, and some brand-new goth rock from Motuvius Rex. All that, plus a few more tracks we think you’ll love. Please enjoy! Big thanks to LonelyAssassin96 for this chapter’s listener submission. Send your listener submissions/ suggestions to [email protected]!

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The Tracklist:

 

1 – “Kingdom of God” by Laibach from the album Jesus Christ Superstars (1996) (Website)

2 – “Underbite” by Motuvius Rex from the album Sermo Vulgaris (2020) (Bandcamp)

3 – “Stigmata by Ministry from the album The Land of Rape and Honey (1988) (Bandcamp)

4 – “Lucretia My Reflection” by Sisters of Mercy from the album Floodland (1987) (Website)

5 – “Tactical Precision Disarray” by Perturbator from the album New Model (2017) (Bandcamp)

6 – “Split Seconds” by Zeromancer from the album Clone Your Lover (2001) (Website)

7 – “Was it Always This Way” by Implant from the album Audio Blender (2006) (Website)

8 – “Dead Heaven” by Gary Numan from the album Exile (1997) (Website)

9 – “In Hell I’ll Be In Good Company” by The Dead South from the Album Good Company (2016) suggested by LonelyAssassin96 (Website)