Gothic Emo Cards
Description: The Danse Society was a goth rock band formed in Barnsley, England in 1980 from the remnants of local post-punk bands Y? and Lips-X. Operating in a raw, atmospheric realm that is less campy than many of their goth peers, The Danse Society's general lack of concern with charts and commercial appeal was part of their charm. Between 1980 and 1982 the band released a handful of singles and EPs, and the debut album “Seduction” on their own label. The band topped the indie charts with the single “Somewhere,” and the success of “Seduction” resulted in a major label deal in 1983, followed by a sold out tour. The Danse Society released two more singles and the album “Looking Through” before breaking up in 1986.
Evidence of the Machine Gothic Card
by Evidence of the Machine Clothing Co
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Misfits Parody Mashup Skull Design A twisted horror-punk mashup that blends creepy cartoon energy with classic DIY punk aesthetics. This design features a distorted, grinning skull rendered in a gritty, screen-printed style, paired with jagged, hand-drawn lettering that channels raw underground band logo vibes. Perfect for fans of horror punk, dark humor, and bootleg-style parody art, this piece leans into a cursed, offbeat aesthetic—somewhere between retro monster graphics and chaotic punk flyer energy. Whether you’re into skull art, weirdcore visuals, or that unmistakable 80s punk attitude, this design delivers a bold, unhinged look that feels like it came straight off a photocopied gig poster.
Description: “Girl At The Rock Show” features striking skeletal hands forming a heart, blending dark gothic style with rock-show passion and attitude. Bold, edgy, and expressive, this design is perfect for rock music lovers, alternative fashion fans, and anyone who feels at home in the pit—making it a powerful gift for birthdays, concerts, festivals, or unapologetic self-expression.