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CALEDONIAN GOTHIC presents SIX SONGS FOLK HISTORIANS DON'T WANT YOU TO HEAR! THIS MELODY WILL SHOCK YOU!   Theme tune by Amber Devereux (Tin Can Audio)   Sound Design & Audio Mix by Gareth Bury Logo by Calum MacAskill Voices: Ali Maloney, Kim Allison, Gavin Inglis, Rhiannon Grist, Sandra Spighel, Josh Holton, and Bram E Gieben.   Broadcast Signal Intrusion by Alistair Rennie. For episode transcripts, high quality downloads — and for the ability to donate if you so wish — go to: https://calgothpod.bandcamp.com/album/six-songs-folk-historians-dont-want-you-to-hear-this-melody-will-shock-you   View the series trailer at: https://youtu.be/9LkxaUpcgOI   Original development funded by Creative Scotland and Playwrights' Studio, Scotland.

CALEDONIAN GOTHIC presents SIX SONGS FOLK HISTORIANS DON'T WANT YOU TO HEAR! THIS MELODY WILL SHOCK YOU!   Theme tune by Amber Devereux (Tin Can Audio) Sound Design & Audio Mix by Gareth Bury Logo by Calum MacAskill Voices: Ali Maloney, Kim Allison, Gavin Inglis, Rhiannon Grist, Sandra Spighel, Josh Holton, and Bram E Gieben. Broadcast Signal Intrusion by Alistair Rennie. For episode transcripts, high quality downloads — and for the ability to donate if you so wish — go to: https://calgothpod.bandcamp.com/album/six-songs-folk-historians-dont-want-you-to-hear-this-melody-will-shock-you   View the series trailer at: https://youtu.be/9LkxaUpcgOI   Original development funded by Creative Scotland and Playwrights' Studio, Scotland.

CALEDONIAN GOTHIC presents SIX SONGS FOLK HISTORIANS DON'T WANT YOU TO HEAR! THIS MELODY WILL SHOCK YOU!   Theme tune by Amber Devereux (Tin Can Audio) Sound Design & Audio Mix by Gareth Bury Logo by Calum MacAskill Voices: Ali Maloney, Kim Allison, Gavin Inglis, Rhiannon Grist, Sandra Spighel, Josh Holton, and Bram E Gieben. Broadcast Signal Intrusion by Alistair Rennie. For episode transcripts, high quality downloads — and for the ability to donate if you so wish — go to: https://calgothpod.bandcamp.com/album/six-songs-folk-historians-dont-want-you-to-hear-this-melody-will-shock-you   View the series trailer at: https://youtu.be/9LkxaUpcgOI   Original development funded by Creative Scotland and Playwrights' Studio, Scotland.

CALEDONIAN GOTHIC presents SIX SONGS FOLK HISTORIANS DON'T WANT YOU TO HEAR! THIS MELODY WILL SHOCK YOU! Beginning Fools' Day, 2026 Watch the video trailer: https://youtu.be/9LkxaUpcgOI Theme tune by Amber Devereux (Tin Can Audio) Audio Mix by Gareth Bury Logo by Calum MacAskill Voices: Ali Maloney, Kim Allison, Gavin Inglis, Rhiannon Grist, Sandra Spighel, Josh Holton, and Bram E Gieben. Original development funded by Creative Scotland and Playwrights' Studio, Scotland.

Just a quick update about Season 2 and what that means for the epsiodes currently up. Questions, comments, ritual components? caledoniangothic at gee mail dot com

Continuing this small series of lockdown readings, gathering some of our favourite horror/weird tales, is this wee beastie from Knifepoint Horror, written by Soren Narnia. There will probably be one more story before returning to the writing dungeon, where Season 2 is slowly bubbling in cauldrons and plague pits. If you have any particular requests, please tag us with them on social media (or whisper them to a dead wasp). Stay weird, stay home. Ax        

Stay at home, stay weird. Continuing this small isolation run of some of our favourite horror/weird tales, we are pleased to present In The Penal Colony, from the Cockroach King himself, Franz Kafka, originally written in 1919. Content Warning: detailed descriptions of torture. Uses the public domain translation by Ian Johnston: http://web.archive.org/web/20041204170925/http://www.mala.bc.ca/~johnstoi/kafka/inthepenalcolony.htm

The first of a few Isolation Tales to keep you entertained while shackled in your dank dungeons. First, one I have been been meaning to do for ages, and my favourite slice of cosmic horror, The Music of Erich Zann by HP Lovecraft.

A story of bells ringing in the snow, written by Soren Narnia.  

In which a pantry is raided, a photocopier is fixed, and a tape is recorded.