TERMINATRYX is a South African female-fronted Alternative band with Metal, Industrial and sometimes Gothic & Cinematic shades. The band recently celebrated 20 successful years as an ongoing concern. I spoke to Paul Blom about the journey.

YT: www.youtube.com/terminatryx 

SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/51SMTcpEpSt7GlrrtM1FLN 

APPLE: https://music.apple.com/za/artist/terminatryx/555064177 

FB: https://www.facebook.com/Terminatryx 

INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/terminatryx 

TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/terminatryx

https://www.facebook.com/VoiceOfDestruction 

https://www.facebook.com/F8fateF8

Our ongoing conversation discusses the experience and aftermath of the first full-length eracode performance - lessons learned, and thoughts about angst and resolution.

https://davidchislett.com/ 

Award-winning burlesque performer and producer Betty Behave joins me by telephone to discuss her experiences in the SA burlesque scene, going international, and what makes Betty so popular. PLUS! Some special news!

https://www.instagram.com/betty_behave/

Kayleigh Grahn talks about her experience as a goth-genre model. Aspects of body autonomy, creative agency and perceptions of alt culture are also discussed.

Conrad Knuist:

Kief Modils:

Werner Bekker is the 'wrong side of 20', but has a new single out, and he's preparing for the release of a new Ep before the end of the year. How does a song written for a girl he was afraid to speak to translate five years later? And did it work? Also: Werner talks about the unique percussive playing style he learned. 

https://www.instagram.com/wernerbekkermusic

https://www.facebook.com/wernerbekkermusic

Shay Bruyinslich, AKA DIva Disastar is 'South Africa's Original Dame of Burlesque', known amongst other things for her work with Black Orchid Burlesque. She is a producer, costumer, and performer, who offers insight into 15 years of the growing burlesque scene in SA.

LINKS

https://www.instagram.com/divadisastar/

https://www.instagram.com/black_orchid_burlesque_za/

Was school bad for your creative well-being? My personal memories on that front aren't the best, so I was curious as to whether that had a significant impact on my creative confidence as an adult. Creativity activator David Chislett (davidchislett.com), who is currently in The Netherlands, has some great insight and advice.

eracode:

So... We love to get creative, but do you sometimes fear that enjoying yourself too much means you;re not doing the actual work that is needed? Creativity activator David Chislett (davidchislett.com), who is currently in The Netherlands, has some great insight and advice.

eracode:

When I returned from a couple of weeks off over Christmas, lots of things that were once problems were now opportunities. How did this happen?  Creativity activator David Chislett (davidchislett.com), who is currently in The Netherlands, has some great insight and advice. 

Just a few weeks into this project, I feel I need to make changes to the approach I had initially planned out. Is it a good thing to make changes so early in the process? In this episode, I talk about the doubt involved when it comes to changing course with author, poet, musician artist, and creativity activator David Chislett (davidchislett.com), who is currently in The Netherlands.