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Dead Souls (Remastered)

Beautiful Thorn (Remastered)

Pray for the Living - Lestat

Raw demo from Spring 1990.  Mike VanPortfleet: guitar, vocals. John Fair: bass, drum machine.

Jesus On My Shoulders

Raw demo from Dec 1988 or Jan 1989. Mike VanPortfleet: guitars, vocals. John Fair: bass, drum machine.

Laura's Dead

In 1985 the band Requiem In White was formed by core members Eric Hammer, Lisa Houle and Christopher Walsh, in Bostpn, MA. By the time they relocated to New York City in 1989, there was a healthy gothic scene, and Requiem In White had achieved a level of status which placed them at the forefront of the gothic movement. Their refusal to ever grant an interview or any kind of publicity created such an air of mystery around them that they attracted a loyal cult following, one that still grows to this day, even after the break-up. By 1994 the band was playing to thousands of fans at places like the Limelight, CBGB and the Ritz , headlining or opening for bands like Type-O Negative, Sex Gang Children and Biohazard. They were constanly in the fanzines, on the internet, on compilations and bootlegs, videos, stickers and on the backs of fans' jackets. Theirs was truly a "grass roots" fame, of the sort which history has proven to be the most enduring. By now Lisa and Eric were married, and at the height of their Requiem In White career, decided to break from the group and venture out on their own.Their desire was to create a more focused and polished group, with the ability to maintain complete musical and artistic control. The break-up was painful for all, and fans were devastated. They had seen Requiem In White as the "last original band" in a sea of "goth imitators" and "vapid drum machine clone bands". Requiem In White had embodied the sound and image of their deepest romantic fantasies.

Beneath The Leaves

Filmmaker, musician, and actress Lisa Hammer spoke to us about her awesome life. From her very early films made possible by editing video for an s&m company to her career as a medieval shoegaze singer and so much more! 

1:00 "That kids going places” - how Lisa feels about Grant
4:30 Lisa went to Emerson College
9:30 Lisa loves silent and exploitation films 
12:30 Bizarre Video - editing s&m 
15:20 "On God’s Day he would write porno descriptions”
16:00 Pus Bucket
18:30 Lisa got prison mail! 
24:30 Pox
25:30 Lisa moved to LA and worked at THX
27:00 Star Wars inside gossip 
32:20 Lisa falls in love! 
36:30 Requiem in White
37:55 Metallica dug it
41:50 We listen to Lisa’s new track!
43:10 Maybe Sunshine
46:30 Fuck cancer
51:00 Wilson Arts Diversified 
54:30 Cleaning human feces and needles

http://www.lisahammer.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/lisahammer

Interview - Lisa Hammer

In 1985 the band Requiem In White was formed by core members Eric Hammer, Lisa Houle and Christopher Walsh, in Boston, MA. By the time they relocated to New York City in 1989, there was a healthy gothic scene, and Requiem In White had achieved a level of status which placed them at the forefront of the gothic movement. Their refusal to ever grant an interview or any kind of publicity created such an air of mystery around them that they attracted a loyal cult following, one that still grows to this day, even after the break-up. By 1994 the band was playing to thousands of fans at places like the Limelight, CBGB and the Ritz , headlining or opening for bands like Type-O Negative, Sex Gang Children and Biohazard. They were constanly in the fanzines, on the internet, on compilations and bootlegs, videos, stickers and on the backs of fans' jackets. Theirs was truly a "grass roots" fame, of the sort which history has proven to be the most enduring. By now Lisa and Eric were married, and at the height of their Requiem In White career, decided to break from the group and venture out on their own.Their desire was to create a more focused and polished group, with the ability to maintain complete musical and artistic control. The break-up was painful for all, and fans were devastated. They had seen Requiem In White as the "last original band" in a sea of "goth imitators" and "vapid drum machine clone bands". Requiem In White had embodied the sound and image of their deepest romantic fantasies.

Beneath The Leaves

Requiem in White

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