The Dark Corner Podcast

Musical Tarot Hierophant

In this bonus Dark Corner episode, DJ Evil Dave guides you through a musical tour of the Hierophant card of the tarot. That is, he collects ten tracks. Each songs relates to the card. For instance, songs relate to religion and belief. Also, songs suggest imagery. That is, songs relate to keys or kneeling. Furthermore, Dave compiles these songs into continuous mix.

The Playlist

First, Aureah performs Pray (Lycia cover). It appears on Discovery 2 – unsigned band collection – free! The Eternal Fall offers The Pope. Find it on Emptiness Vol.1 & 2. Also, Man Woman Machine plays Convictions. Find it on There’s a Lot of Industrial on This Compilation.

Additionally, Charlotte’s Shadow submits The Key from Eternal Sleep. Fabious Corpus Act performs Morality (SNTK3 Edit). Find it on Synthematika Three. Also, Krystal System plays Automatic Ideology (Edit). Find it on Face The Beat: Session 1. Diffuzion offers The Blessed (Remix). Find it on Matrix Downloaded 005.

Moreover, Interface performs You Will Learn from Angels In Disguise. A.D.A.C. 8286 plays Down On My Knees from Net.Ware Delight. Finally, Cryo offers Believer from Retropia.

Dave chooses songs from a promotional library. That is, artists and labels may submit songs directly. Also, they may provide links to free albums or compilations.

V Hierophant

The Dark Corner explores the tarot with V The Hierophant. That is, we discuss the symbology and numerology behind the card. Meanwhile, this inspires talk about the creative process. Also, we review some superhero themed television. We play a Dark Track. Furthermore, we include a promo for another podcast. Finally, we shout out some friends.

Reviews

First, we review WandaVision on Dinsey+. For instance, we note when we were right or wrong in our speculation. Additionally, we review the pilot of Superman & Lois. Strangely, we spot similarities in the two series.

The Dark Track

VisionespanoramiK performs Caldo de Moral from Pelusas. VisionespanoramiK creates sultry trip hop from Spain.

The Box Room TNG Podcast

Big news! That is, the podcast that inspired The Dark Corner returns to the Internet. In The Box Room TNG, Jen and Marty review films from alternating genres. First, Jen chose folk horror. Meanwhile, Marty chose time travel.

The Tarot: V The Hierophant

Mainly, we discuss the fifth card of the tarot, V The Hierophant. That is, we discuss the symbology of the card also known as The Pope. For instance, we mention how the two pillars parallel the High Priestess. Also, the figures at the feet of The Pope liken to the couple at the feet of The Devil. Meanwhile, keys worn by The Popet unlock consciousness to the previously unknown. Altogether, the fifth card represents tradition, education, family, and morality.

The Pope connects with Temperance. A cardinal virtue, Temperance exerts self control. Also, The Pope relates to the number five cards of the Minor Arcana. Each card suggests struggles The Pope must face. For instance, the cards indicate departure, disappointment, conflict, and loss.

Shout Outs

Dave shouts out fellow goth on Twitter, DJ Raytch Aytch. Also, Brandi shouts out artist and fellow Star Trek fan, Steffi.

EBM Day Special 2021

The Dark Corner celebrates EBM Day 2021. That is, DJ Evil Dave compiles and miss 24 Electronic Body Music songs. Also, Dave describes EBM. That is, he discusses the origins and features of the genre. For instance, EBM features a basic rock beat with chanted vocals and heavy, electronic elements. The latter consists of keyboards, samples, and synthesizers. Meanwhile, the beat may be programmed or performed by a percussionist. Furthermore, Dave illustrates how he transitioned between songs. EBM Day falls on the 24th of February in honor of the Belgian band, Front 242.

The Playlist

First, Lederman / De Meyer performs Flowers, Birds & Bees (Rotersand Mix). Ayria joins Aiboforcen with Everything gets sacrificed (remix). Essence Of Mind presents Wrong (Dmt Berzerk Mix). Also, Vainerz plays Love Run (Club Mix).

Furthermore, Plastic Noise Experience performs End Of The Road. Illusion Of Light plays Ameisenstaat. Cattac offers Just One More Day. Additionally, Div|der presents Minimal Distraction (Holm/Mirland Remix).

Also, Unity One performs Tomorrow. Master Boot Record offers Rambo First Blood Part II. Caustic plays Devildark. Furthermore, _TV_ presents Stand Your Ground.

Additionally, Psy’Aviah performs Fear [theory]. Retrograth submits The Year Stood Still. Studio-X Vs. Simon Carter plays Connecting The Dots. Moreover, Gamma10 presents Getting Closer.

Furthermore, Ruined Conflict performs Treason. Mondträume offers Still Beating (Elektrostaub Mix). Dark Side Eons presents Using Me … Using You. Also, Cellmod plays Harder Serum.

Moreover, Dirty Bird 13 performs No Longer (feat. Nyku Decode) (Remix by Hydrocyanic). Alien Vampires plays Going To Hell (Hezzel Mix). Mentallo and the Fixer offers Murderers among us (grimpen ward radio edit). Finally, Halo Effect presents Drain.

Shout Outs

Finally, a huge thank you goes to the labels that offered these albums and compilations. For instance, gratitude goes to Alfa Matrix, Synthematik Records, and Side-Line Magazine. Additional music arrives courtesy of Undustrial and

Ox Year

In this episode of The Dark Corner Podcast, we celebrate the Year of the Ox. That is, we celebrate Chinese New Year. Therefore, we recount the story of the 2nd animal in the celestial kingdom. Additionally, we list the traits of those born in this year. Furthermore, we review WandaVision. Also, we share news regarding another podcast. Also, we play a Dark Track and shout out some friends. Finally, Dave gets on a soap box regarding trans rights, gun ownership, and vaccinations.

News and Reviews

In news, our other podcast goes independent. That is, Apple Podcasts now offers What The Future Holds. In this show, Brandi, Chris D. Littlefield, and Dave discuss Star Trek: Discovery. Thank You, Anchor Podcasts, for technical support.

Also, we look at the implications of episode 5 of WandaVision. However, spoilers abound. Also, we show how the episode confirms many of our suspicions.

The Dark Track

Eclectic Belgian band, Psy’Aviah performs Stronger (Metafuzz Rendition) from the album, Contraspection.

Year of the Metal Ox

The 12th of February brings Chinese New Year. Therefore, we celebrate the Year of the Metal Ox. First, we recoup the legend of the ox. For instance, we illustrate how the ox came to graze and plow the fields. Also, we show how the ox lost its front teeth.

Additionally, we list the traits of those born in this year. For instance, we stress the hard working nature of the ox. Also, we honor the earnestness and humility of the ox. Furthermore, the ox holds strong opinions. The ox cares deeply about people and doing the right thing.

In relationships, the ox partners well with the rat. The rooster and the snake also make for decent partners. Meanwhile, the tiger, the horse, or the sheep make for bad partners. However, the pig could be good or bad.

Shout Outs

Dave shouts out NerdOut on twitter. Brandi shouts out new member of the Starfleet Podcast Cooperative, Jay Duce. We end with Dave getting on his soap box regarding trans rights, gun ownership, and vaccination.

Musical Tarot Emperor

In this episode of The Dark Corner, we continue our musical exploration of the tarot with The Emperor. That is, DJ Evil Dave selects ten songs with meanings related to the card. However, he chooses from a number of genres. For instance, Dave starts with a cold wave song. He then transitions to indie. Also, he features hip hop and electronic body music.

Furthermore, he covers aspects of the Emperor. That is, he talks about the patriarchy. He mentions of fatherhood and leadership. Additionally, he references law and policy. Finally, he addresses positive aspects of the Emperor. For instance, the Emperor provides aid through power and influence.

The Playlist

First, Halo in Reverse performs The Tyrant from Matrix Downloaded 003. Azoora offers On My Terms from The Second Coming. Also, Freaky Mind plays Rule The Empire from No More Manifests.

Additionally, Tamara Bubble performs Dictator from the album of the same name. ARS offers Commitment from Face The Beat: Session 4. Also, Neuro-Sentence submits The Shores of Anhedonia DJ Promo from The Shores of Anhedonia DJ Promo.

Lost On Me performs Protection from The British Post​​-​​Gothic You Should Know. Also, Pouppée Fabrikk plays Only Control from Matrix Downloaded 009. Acretongue submits Trust/Obey from Nihil. Finally, Jesus Complex offers Obey Me from Face The Beat: Session 6.

Generous record labels provided several songs. Do check out releases from Alfa Matrix. Also, find artists promoted by Side-Line Magazine.

WW84

The Dark Corner Podcast reviews WW84. That is, we discuss the good and bad in Wonder Woman 1984. First, we talk about products for cats. Additionally, we review a couple of streaming shows. Brandi shares news from the U.S.S. Nomad. Also, we play a promo for a fellow podcast. Finally, we end with the Dark Track of the episode.

News & Reviews

First, Nobi the cat joins us at the top of the show. We use the opportunity to talk about a cat fountain and Pretty Litter. After that, we review streaming television shows. That is, Brandi shares her thoughts regarding WandaVision. Also, we join the order of fans of Cobra Kai.

Also, Brandi reveals that the crew of the U.S.S Nomad continues to grow. In fact, they grow so quickly that this Star Trek community may need to upgrade to a Galaxy class vessel. Furthermore, Brandi suggests a name for one of the ship’s shuttles.

Promo

The Black Dog Podcast returns during the pandemic. That is, this British podcast sees lockdown as a reason to return to reviewing films. Join Lee, Darren, Jim and Elton as they review films. Stay for the creative swearing.

WW84

For the Point, we finally get around to reviewing WW84. That is, we discuss Wonder Woman 1984. We address the fable of the wish. Also, we address consent issues and body swapping. Moreover, we look at the more comedic aspects of the film. For instance, we investigate the trope of the nerdy scientist turned villain. However, we look at how heroines receive greater scrutiny than their male counterparts. Furthermore, we discuss possible alternate castings. Meanwhile, we argue over time travel theories and issues of accountability.

The Dark Track

Mental Exile performs Her Only wish featuring Lightshifters. This ’80s inspired synthpop band calls Spain home.

IV Emperor

In this episode of The Dark Corner, I talk about IV The Emperor. That is, I continue to catch up on our discussion of the tarot. First, I address the current political climate. Also, I review a tv show and a video game. Furthermore, I play a dark track and include a promo for a fellow podcast.

News and Reviews

First, I share my thoughts regarding the coup attempted on the 6th of January. Mainly, I question whether it is possible to bridge the gap between moderates, liberals and the far right. Furthermore, I speculate on how Evangelical Christianity might contribute to radicalization.

In reviews, I finish a play through of Cyberpunk 2077. Also, I speculate on the nature of WandaVision. Additionally, I speak briefly about Cobra Kai.

The Dark Track

Na-Hag performs Fathers Love To Eat Their Sons from Lost Cities. This tribal industrial musician calls Kiev, Ukraine home.

The Promo

Mr. Jim Moon hosts Hypnogoria. Hypnogoria cover the world of the weird and wonderful. For instance, join Jim as he reads weird fiction. Also, enjoy his explorations into folklore and ritual. You can become a patron and receive addition content straight from the Library of Dreams.

The Tarot: IV The Emperor

For the point, I explain the symbology of The Emperor, the fourth card of the Major Arcana. I describe the image of a throned figure. Moreover, I explore the meaning behind the image. For Instance, the mountains represent a boundary. Additionally, a suit of armor suggest emotional defenses.

Also, I illustrate the numerology of the card. The fourth card relates to XIII Death and The Fool. Furthermore, it connects with the number four cards of the Minor Arcana.

Finally, I relate this patriarchal card to pop culture. Mainly, the Emperor represents the strict father. That is, the Emperor represents masculine authority.

2020 New Music Special

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave plays new music he discovered in 2020. That is, he compiles twenty songs from twenty different albums. Furthermore, not one artist previously appears on the podcast.

The Playlist

First, Wingtips performs Tears of Pearls. Codename : Lola plays All Stood Still. Also, Matthew Creed offers Love Is Just Another Stab In The Back (Video Version). Psyence Fiction presents So You Decided To Become A Dumb Goth (Shit). Additionally, Deep Down Wise submits Fallen Blossoms.

808 Dot Pop performs radiation laws. The Seance plays Rites of Macabre. Also, H.O.W. offers stalker girl (SD-KRTR remix). Hexdrive covers She Talk To Rainbows by The Ramones. Additionally, Circumpolar presents We Will Remain.

Llumen starts the second half with lux aeterna (Simon Carter’s breaks remix). Violent Vickie plays Serotonin. Also, Bootblacks offers Hold & Dissolve. Simplefixty presents Once Upon a Time (remastered). Additionally, Emerald Park submits Ume (alt.version).

Echo Motion performs Progression. Mully & Sculder plays Like Animals. Also, Andi Sex Gang offers I’m Bored. Dead Animal Assembly Plant presents Death And Taxidermy. Finally, BlackieBlueBird submits Goodbye In July.

Special thanks go to the following record labels. Artoffact Records resides in Toronto, Ontario. Also, Side-line Magazine releases the Face The Beat compilations. Tigersquawk Records release the finest in industrial music. Proceeds from You Are Not Alone Vol. 1 by Darkness Calling go to The Trevor Project.

Oskar Terramortis compiles several compilations, including Goth Covered. The Matrix Downloaded series compiles EBM bands under the Alfa Matrix label. Finally, Projekt Records collected unsigned artists in the Discovery 2 compilation.

Cyberpunk Music Special

Cyberpunk music features in this Dark Corner episode. That is, DJ Evil Dave reacts to the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack. For example, he finds the lack of originators disappointing. Thus, he compiles twenty songs related to the genre. Songs cover various themes. For instance, topics include cybernetics, hacking, and isolation. Finally, Dave shouts out a friend for help with technology.

The Playlist

First, Binary Division performs Netrunner. Following that, annodalleb offers Jacked. Afterwards, Front Line Assembly plays The Imminent. Many regard this Canadian band as premier creators of cyberpunk music.

Supergroup, The Joy Thieves, presents Joy Thieves (Hacked By I!). Afterwards, Freaky Mind submits Cyber Girl. Australia’s Angelspit performs Grind (Studio-X Electro Remix). Find this song in the ‘Blood Death Ivory’ Remix Competition.

Old School EBM band, Plastic Noise Experience, offers Control (7inch version). Psyborg Corp. submits Tekhelet’s Ice Cyclone (Exemia Remix). XP8 plays Download Me (p2p Version). Also, Cyberaktif presents Nothing Stays.

Technomancer starts the second half with Electronic Warfare. Also, Implant performs The phone call (NOSEDA rmx). Furthermore, Fetish’ist presents Cyber Female. Elektroklänge submits Bordcomputer (Alternate 2019 Version).

Also, Flatline plays Virus. Psykkle submits Switchboard of The Souls. Furthermore, Cryogenic Echelon offers Fall Of The Reptiles (Grendel Remix). Studio-X presents Cybergoth. Neuroactive performs Minor Side-Effects. Finally, Halo in Reverse closes us out with the Blade Runner End Theme.

You can find many of these songs on compilations. For instance, Side-Line magazine presents Face the Beat. Also, you may check out Artoffact Records. Perhaps Matrix Downloaded appeals to you. Finally, Synthematik offers several collections. You can download many of these albums free of charge.

Shout Outs

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Silent Hills

The Dark Corner reviews Silent Hill. That is, we review Silent Hill 1 through 4. However, we include the Silent Hills playable trailer, too. First, we talk a little politics. Also, we review other video games. For instance, Dave dips his toe in Cyberpunk 2077. Meanwhile, Brandi talks about Dead Rising and .Hack. DJ Evil Dave plays the Dark Track. We play a promo for another video game podcast. Finally, we shout out some twitter friends.

News and Reviews

We begin with an attempted coup in which our Attorney General participates. Afterwards, Dave squints critically at Cyberpunk 2077. Mainly, he laments the lack of standards and classics on the soundtrack. Also, Brandi gets festive with Dead Rising 4. However, she regards the lead character of .Hack poorly.

The Dark Track

Toxic Green performs Silent Hill from the Net.Ware Cope of Heaven compilation. This one man dark electro project calls Germany home.

Silent Hills

Mainly, we dive into the Silent Hill series of horror survival games. Brandi takes charge as she covers each game in the order she played them. For instance, she starts with Silent Hill 2. That is, we recount the plot beats of the game. Meanwhile, we touch upon creepy aspects to the game. For example, we describe the disturbing images and unsettling puzzles.

In Silent Hill 1 and 3, we touch upon the mythology. However, we also address the killer soundtrack for 3. We briefly describe Silent Hill 4: The Room. For instance, we address its use of ghosts, hauntings, and possession. Finally, we celebrate the playable trailer to Silent Hills. Mainly, we catalogue a number of scares in this hallway explorer. Meanwhile, we suggest how the game may include Easter eggs regarding Video Kojima’s split with Konami.

Shout Outs

Finally, we shout out some twitter friends. For instance, Dave shouts out Snark, the Goblin King. Also, Brandi shouts out Star Trek themed artist, Gabi.