Look Black in Anger

This Guardian article self-righteously takes the piss out of Goth. While Goth subculture is easily parodied, and the article is vaguely amusing, I sometimes wonder what's the point. Is it so middle-aged journalists can pretend that they're still hip? The card game Gother than Thou was much funnier.

I'm still waiting for someone to do a demolition job the obscenely-overrated Morrisey and his drooling fanboys.

Posted by TimHall at September 21, 2002 04:19 PM | TrackBack

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