Gore’n’roll
rock’n’roll, a word used to describe a lifestyle as well as music, gore’n’roll does both these things but adds more horror to the cliche s-x and drugs elements in the so-called “glamorous” rock’n’roll.
gore’n’roll adds blood, terror and horror, many followers will enjoy typical eighties b-movies and video nasties. there maybe a fascination with death (in a non-emotional way)such as zombies, necrophilia and so on.
many followers of gore’n’roll will like dressing up in diy bl–dy costumes and listen to a wide range of music (physcobilly, horror-punk, death-metal, etc), some of it more obscure. there is no definitive gore’n’roll band.
i’m dressing up for the gore’n’roll party, wanna watch a film to get some ideas?
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