Culture, style and ideas—examined without apology.
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This is The Public Satanist, a brand new site by Magister Frost that's just getting started. Things will be up and running
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Style without permission
Fashion, personal expression and the people defining a darker visual culture.
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Inside the independent atelier
Designers and makers creating beyond the conventional fashion establishment.
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What we wear says something
A closer look at clothing, symbolism and deliberate self-creation.
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Sound from the margins
Artists, records and scenes shaping the next chapter of independent music.
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Behind the new ritual of sound
Conversations with musicians about craft, identity and uncompromising work.
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The records worth hearing
Reviews and discoveries selected by The Public Satanist.
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The Art of Envy, a most useful Sin!
Everyone wants everything handed to them on a silver platter. There is nothing wrong with wanting something to happen easily. What you need to realize is that this rarely ever happens. All things in life take work and effort, and the things worth having usually require the most of both.
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Where the culture gathers
Exhibitions, performances, conferences and gatherings worth knowing about.
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On the calendar
A curated guide to upcoming events and notable appearances.
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After the doors open
Reports, photography and conversations from events in the community.
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From the Archives
The Public Satanist first appeared as a physical magazine in the late 1990s. The surviving pages document where the publication began—and the foundation from which it now returns.
Born in print. Reborn online. A quarterly print edition will follow.
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