LOL TOLHURST Goth: A history. Reviewed by Michael Jongen
Lol Tolhurst reflects on Goth as a post-punk cultural movement, its resonance with the Romantic era, and its enduring appeal. Lol Tolhurst’s first memoir, Cured: The...
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