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Are you ready to see the official poster art for Goth Gay Shit?

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This sexy artwork was made by artist @travisknight who had a long history of working with Vision Video and is a stunning visual representation of the film.

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Tickets are still available for our two work in progress screenings in Athens during Halloween weekend and @southerngothicfest where you’ll be able to see a version of the film that no one will ever see again. We also have a few other surprises in store
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Would you wear this graphic in a shirt? If you’re at our screenings you might just be in luck.
xoxo

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Two weeks away from work in progress screenings in Athens, GA of my upcoming feature documentary @gothgayfilm about the band Vision Video (R.I.P.). It has been such a remarkable experience working on this for over three years and I couldn’t be more excited to give the world an early look prior to releasing the film next year. This event is meant to help generate finishing funds. If you can’t make it to this event please consider lending your support at GOTHGAYSHIT.COM including an option to preorder a Blu-Ray! 💿 🎥
Illustration: @travisknight

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Toca acordar.O pessoal lá fora há espera de novidades e tu ai a engonhar! Cadeira de Plástico a melhor música cá do prédio.

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We are less than a month away from our rough-cut screenings at @cineathens and that felt like a good excuse for a partial reveal of the official cover art for the documentary. The official film poster was made by artist @travisknight who has a long history working with @itsgothdad and I couldn’t love it more. Just a reminder we are still raising funds to finish this project and you can help by visiting GOTHGAYSHIT.COM! I can’t wait to share the work-in-progress version of the film and dance the nights away at @southerngothicfest this Halloween. See you in Athens!

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Help us to make Goth Gay Shit, the documentary about Vision Video and @itsgothdad a reality. We have two work-in-progress screenings in Athens, GA at @cineathens Halloween weekend. Ticket sales directly benefit our production and you get to see a sneak preview of the film! 🍿 You can also visit GothGayShit.com to support with a donation or to pre-order a Blu-Ray which will ship in 2027. 💿
We can’t wait to get this film out into the world! 🦇

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Upward and onward! Working towards the best cut possible for our work in progress screening Halloween weekend at @cineathens
So excited to share this film with the world! 🦇
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#GOTHGAYSHIT #Gothumentary

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We need your help to @gothgayfilm and want to share a work-in-progress screening with you Halloween weeekend. Visit gothgayshit.com for more details!

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It is hard to find the words for a song written from a tragedy that took place seven summers ago. To address one's former life and confront it is a daunting task. But for my dearly missed friend, and the others lost along the way since, for once I must try.

Going into the summer of 2019, my friend Julian and I were preparing to fly out to Memphis to cut a record. On one of those days, just as I was getting home from working my shift at the pub, I was hit with some of the worst news I have ever heard. My former bandmate, roadie, and one of the earliest friends I had made as a young teen in the punk scene had ended his own life.

A state of shock had glazed over me. I knew little else to do but smoke my habitual spliff on the porch, and while I sat there, a song fell out of me. At the time, I had spent most nights crashing on my friend Phil's couch. After work, I'd know he was around by the light of the upstairs being left on. Even if he wasn't there at the moment, his window was a safe place to smoke and unwind. In that moment, that light became a symbolic refuge for the words that spilled out of me.

Going into our first day of tracking these songs, I was numbing myself, doing everything to go about business as usual. The song I had just scribbled down on my porch, I wasn't even really quite sure was going to be one to attempt on the session. But, the melody came to mind, and I had the opportunity to deliver it with the legendary Jimbo Mathus on the keys to back me up. What you are hearing on this track is the first take we cut that day. Right away, we could tell it was the keeper. As the song unfolded, an outpouring of grief exploded as tears filled my eyes in the vocal booth.

This one remains hard for me to hear. It is a painful reminder of a wound that time could never heal. To my friends still living who I haven't seen since Devin passed, I am sorry for lacking the strength to come around anymore. Nonetheless, this track is dedicated to Devin Brough, a good friend to all. Not a day goes by that I don't miss you, and for that matter, I would also like to dedicate this song to all those fallen.

Rest in peace, my dear friend.

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The SINGLE and Title Track to our new record, “Sometimes The Sunlight Wins” is coming out Friday Sept 18!

Adrian: Vocals, Guitar
Meredith: Vocals, Violin, Percussion
John Kveen: Bass
Ken Francis Wenzel: Saxophones
Ben Reiff: Drums

Featuring:
Lily Costner: Vocals
Leslie P. Martin: Piano

Mix Master: Bronson Tew
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Born in the heat and hysteria of a summer spent looking over your shoulder, nights when serpents dance in the distance, the moon is out and echoes a haunted feeling that something foul is afoot. The Renegade lurks through the city streets, a shadow of a memory from an outbreak past.

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Updated Master Alert: Pulled the original post down to swap in a last-minute polish on the audio file, so here’s the official finished version just in from producer @bronsonmestizo for our first release under our new label Good Problem...

Seven summers since this session passed, and what can I say?

Life has been a fever dream.

This song comes from a fragile moment—the final rally of youth before several years plunged into the abyss.

Julian and I flew into Memphis in July of 2019 to meet Bronson, who drove us down to spend our week cutting a record at his former studio in Water Valley, Mississippi. We laughed, cried, and danced into the rain together in the moments before I realized my life was flying off the rails.

Shortly after this session, I'd be checking myself into in-patient rehab and struggling with heavy loss, confusion, buried by depression.

It's hard knowing where to begin in explaining these early sessions, but to tell the tale of these lost years, I want to start with the collaborative moments of inspiration and friendship found before the bough breaks.

What you are hearing is the final moments of my youth, a testament to an era left behind, written in the dreamland of highway vultures.

To everyone who has been a part of this journey, thank you.

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@bronsonmestizo on the inspiration(s) for “These Zephyr Lanes.”
📼: @caseylitmer

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