Politicians and media cry about Sweden’s record-low birth rate, but they spent decades building the culture that made intimacy unfashionable and contempt profitable. In this episode of The Macabre Coven, Xavi tears into the hypocrisy of celebrating hyper-individuality, teaching men and women to despise each other, and then acting shocked when no one wants to build families. This is not a mystery—it’s cause and effect. Empty cradles are the mirror of a society that drowned trust in fuck-you sauce.

In this episode of The Macabre Coven, Lina dives deep into how sexuality is lived, performed, and defended in the metal and goth subcultures. She explores the tension between being sexual and being sexualized, how androgyny and hyperfem challenge rigid gender norms, and why kink and consent have long been part of the underground’s code. This is not about fashion alone—it’s about identity that survives when the costume comes off, about sovereignty over the body, and about desire without apology. A manifesto for those who refuse to let outsiders define their pleasure, their power, or their place in the shadows.

Betrayal doesn’t just leave bruises—it rewires the whole machine. In this episode of The Macabre Coven, Lina Macabre and Xavi carve into the scars betrayal leaves behind and show how survival isn’t about therapy clichés or gift-wrapped forgiveness—it’s about forging pain into armor sharp enough to cut back.They tear apart the loops of memory that keep you kneeling, expose the parasites that feed on your silence, and show how scars stop being shame once you wear them like a uniform. From Sheila’s grief-turned-gavel to Draven’s executioner riffs, from Lucien’s engineered rage to Nyx’s machine confessions—every member of Venomous Sin carries wounds that have been smelted into weapons.The trail runs through the band’s own songs: Poisoned Embrace as the origin wound, Saved in Shadows, Cursed in Blood as reclamation, Wrath of the Lord as rage put to judgment, We’re Not Toxic, We’re Fucking Poison as refusal to whisper, and Ashes of Fake Facades (No One Cries for Monsters) as survival’s cold laugh.This isn’t an episode about healing quietly. It’s about scars, siege hymns, and survival so loud the ghosts choke on it.

In this unfiltered episode of The Macabre Coven, Lina Macabre takes you deep inside the world of kink in the alternative subculture—where fetishes aren’t hidden in shame but celebrated as identity, art, and rebellion. From the intoxicating pull of shibari knots and the power-lust of boot worship to the messy liberation of WAM and the heat of wax rituals, this is a journey through the sensory, symbolic, and spiritual side of alternative kink communities. We talk consent, aftercare, and the unspoken language that binds us, revealing why in alt culture, fetish is not just a kink—it’s a way of life. This is the underworld where desire is ritual, the body is scripture, and every taboo is a doorway.

In this episode of “Venomous Sin Declares War on Hypocrisy,” Lina and Xavi tear apart the west’s polished lies, laying bare how society preaches individuality while punishing those who refuse to conform. They share raw stories of betrayal, turning poison into weaponry, and explain why their AI‑generated characters bleed with human truth. Together they map out their musical manifesto against polite hypocrisy, inviting listeners to smash the invisible mirrors that mask control and join them in a rebellion where art is a weapon and honesty is the only currency.

Lina Macabre strips back the myths, history, and hidden power behind one of the most controversial garments of all time: the corset. In this raw and unfiltered solo episode, she takes you deep into the centuries-old legacy of lacing, the anatomy of real corsets, and what it truly means to wear your structure like a weapon — not a costume.

From Victorian silhouettes to mesh waspies, from domination to discipline, Lina reveals how corsets shaped more than bodies — they shaped rebellion.

This is not fashion advice.

This is architectural vengeance.

And the tightness?

It’s intentional.

🖤 Explore more at: https://venomoussin.com

🩸 Read the blog: https://venomoussin.com/the-timeless-allure-of-corsets-a-journey-into-elegance-and-empowerment

🩸 And the guide: https://venomoussin.com/different-types-of-corsets-a-comprehensive-guide

🤘 Stream the band: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4SQGhSZheg3UAlEBvKbu0y?si=qKMljt6rT1WL0_KTBvMyaQ

They call metal “aggressive.”
They call goths “dangerous.”
But behind every beige wall, the real violence goes unchecked.

This episode is not a defense.
It’s an execution.
A full-scale verbal war against the hypocritical mainstream that drinks, screams, and breaks each other behind closed doors — then dares to call us the problem.

From shattered wine glasses to karaoke-night fistfights, Xavi tears apart the illusion of “normal” and exposes the calm, controlled violence society accepts — while vilifying the raw honesty of the metal scene.

This isn’t music commentary.
This is a reckoning.

🎧 Full links:
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YouTube: @venemoussin
Spotify: Venomous Sin

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I’m not here to tell you how to look alternative. I’m here to remind you that looking like a threat was never meant to be digestible. In this episode, I rip apart the idea of style as decoration and show you how to wear rage, grief, and disgust like second skin. This isn’t about trends. It’s about turning your outfit into a visible fuck-off. Listen if you’re ready to stop dressing up — and start dressing down their expectations.

You’re flipping burgers, blasting riffs, living your truth—then some vegan in dead-cow boots strolls up to lecture you about ethics. In this scorched-earth solo episode, Xavi takes the flamethrower to performative activism, aesthetic ethics, and the plastic compassion brigade. This isn’t just about meat. This is about hypocrisy, power, and the war against reality-deniers. If you’ve ever been guilt-tripped by someone wearing their own contradiction—this episode is for you. No apologies. No compromises. Just fire.

🔥 Listen now. And if you’re still wearing leather while preaching virtue… maybe sit the fuck down.

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Lina Macabre strips down the myth of femininity and rebuilds it in lace, leather, and vengeance. In this brutal ode to long alternative skirts, she explores how elegance can be dangerous, how fashion becomes rebellion, and why soft doesn’t mean safe. This isn’t about clothes—it’s about control. It’s about haunting every room you enter and daring the world to look away. You’re not dressing up. You’re arming yourself.