The current track list features humanLab, Mudvayne, Tiger Lou, Osofaux, Red Harvest, Strapping Young Lad, The Cranberries, The Faint, Loudermilk, Red House Painters, Gravenhurst, Pelican, Cradle of Filth, Aireline, and The Snake the Cross the Crown.

     Book of Dark Wisdom, Issue 8
"A+ I'm surprised to be the first to rate this book. This is a great read. I find the book has just the right mix of stories, poems, and artwork. I especially like th editorials."
     -- BDW Superfan



     Whispers of Wickedness, Issue 12
"This is a typically high-quality collection of short fiction, poetry and art from the Whispers of Wickedness stable. As well as five excellent stories there are one poem, one short, dense "prose-poem" (I guess), and interview with Steve Pirie, another hilarious installment of the Blue Pootle Column, and a nicely atmospheric description of an inspiration-seeking trip to Prague.

The stories include: a tongue-in-cheek, surprising, and effective tale of alien visitors and religious fundamentalism by Redwood; a powerful, unflinching story of domestic abuse with an unobtrusive supernatural flavour by Callow; a painful, evocative end-of-civilisation piece, which might just be the epilogue of a longer story, by Melling; a quirky, witty parable of a haunted supermarket by Steel; and a twisted, deeply unsettling and unexpected tale of an accused serial killer by Charles.

This magazine has become a quality and excellent value-for-money publication since its professionalisation earlier this year. If you have not read it yet, you could do worse than going and buying a subscription right now!"
     -- Djibril Harbinger



     Kinky Death Poems, Chapbook by Royce Icon
"i liked it all..."
     -- lisa



     Dark Corners of the Mind, Chapbook by D.W. Jones
"D.W. Jones kicks ass in this, his first book of short stories. They are cool and scary and will keep you up all night! Buy it, read it, and you will come to know this new name in horror fiction."
     -- Dark Soul



     The Wraith, Graphic Novel by Frank Dirscherl
"I liked the story a lot...it's a very strong debut."
     -- Steve Englehart