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Villagers tell stories of his appearance on storm-tossed nights, when the air is thick with ozone and dread. If you meet his gaze, it’s said, you’ll be filled with unbearable longing—for lost love, forgotten knowledge, or a peace that never was. Within days, you’ll be overcome by silence, your voice fading like fog at dawn.
'Alchemy Rocks' is the re-emergence, 40 years after the inception of it's forerunner, Poker (and later, Poker Rox), of Alchemy's official, licensed promo and tour merch collection for bands and artists in the rock genre
Absinthe originated in Switzerland in the late 18th century, but became popular in the late 19th century and it was banned by 1915, mainly for the fact it was portrayed as a ‘dangerously addictive psychoactive drug’.
In gothic jewellery, the pentagram is more than a visual motif — it's a symbol of power, protection, and identity. It is commonly crafted from silver, pewter, or blackened metals, sometimes adorned with dark gemstones like onyx, amethyst, or garnet. The strong geometry of the star aligns with gothic fashion’s emphasis on contrast and complexity, balancing elegance with darker, more intense themes.
Villagers tell stories of his appearance on storm-tossed nights, when the air is thick with ozone and dread. If you meet his gaze, it’s said, you’ll be filled with unbearable longing—for lost love, forgotten knowledge, or a peace that never was. Within days, you’ll be overcome by silence, your voice fading like fog at dawn.
'Alchemy Rocks' is the re-emergence, 40 years after the inception of it's forerunner, Poker (and later, Poker Rox), of Alchemy's official, licensed promo and tour merch collection for bands and artists in the rock genre
Absinthe originated in Switzerland in the late 18th century, but became popular in the late 19th century and it was banned by 1915, mainly for the fact it was portrayed as a ‘dangerously addictive psychoactive drug’.
In gothic jewellery, the pentagram is more than a visual motif — it's a symbol of power, protection, and identity. It is commonly crafted from silver, pewter, or blackened metals, sometimes adorned with dark gemstones like onyx, amethyst, or garnet. The strong geometry of the star aligns with gothic fashion’s emphasis on contrast and complexity, balancing elegance with darker, more intense themes.