Here's the schedule, which is of course subject to change. Come out early to be sure not to miss anything!!
Not yet scheduled are the costume contest and the door prize draws.
Various Djs will be filling in any missing spots!

02:00 - doors open
02:00 - 04:00 DJ Triple X
04:00 - 04:30 Pleasure the Priestess
04:45 - 05:15 Trench Run
05:30 - 06:00 Restricted Viewing
06:00 - 06:30 DJ DemEntia
06:30 - 07:00 Sangsara
07:15 - 07:45 MDM
08:00 - 08:30 Anti-Hero
08:30 - 09:00 DJ EBM
09:00 - 09:30 a Random Exit
09:45 - 10:15 Nanochrist
10:30 - 11:15 New Love Army
11:30 - 11:45 Minx fashion show
12:00 - 12:45 Perdition
12:45 - 03:00 DJ Torture Technician

Perdition is a Toronto, Canada based band. They create an emotional response in their listeners with a refreshing mix of goth, metal and a touch of industrial. They bring real gothic music back to the stage and stereo, with a smooth mix of masterful electronic programming, and aggressive guitars. The lyrics and overall sound tell a story with musical and emotional intensity..

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A Random Exit is an electronic/organic band with members in Toronto and Sudbury. Originally conceived in 1999 by Mike Goat and Granto as a rhythym-based project focusing on hypnotic, floor-pounding arrangements complemented by live instruments, ARE developed a cult following throughout Northern Ontario. In late 2000, the duo performed on "The Zero Signal", an industrial-tinged radio show on Sudbury's CKLU hosted by Nathan Plastic. By late 2001, Nathan joined the band as lead vocalist, bringing a more confrontational energy and charismatic presence to ARE's live shows. As a trio, the band have been described as creating dark electro grooves, measuring out graceful synths with swirling, sub-bass noise on songs dealing with sex, obsession, and fatalism. ARE's first full-length CD "Perdition" was released in the spring of 2003 and has received some significant college radio and club play, in part for their cover of Dead Can Dance's "The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove." The New Scream show marked their first live Toronto appearance.

Equal parts Metal, Industrial, and Prog Rock, Nanochrist are hard to categorize. But three things are for certain: They are always heavy, interesting, and unpredictable. Influenced by artists as diverse as Rush, Strapping Young Lad, Nine Inch Nails, Peter Gabriel, Fear Factory, Pitchshifter and Frank Zappa, Nanochrist mesh parts of many genres into a unique style of their own

To label London, Ontario-based ANTI-HERO a grunge or alternative band would short change anyone who loves pure rock ‘n’ roll. These four inspired performers - Rose, Nic, Jesse and Matty - are providing fans of a myriad of music genres with a cauldron of constant creative inspiration. It’s evident in their début CD, Unpretty, and it’s visible during their exhausting, exhilarating performances. ANTI-HERO may be at an early career juncture, and each member may borrow from a diverse musical background ranging from punk to opera, but their love and respect for the roots of rock ‘n’ roll shines brightly, whether on stage, or in studio producing priceless, timeless pieces.

In a music scene stagnant with boy bands, pseudo punk rock and generic rock and roll, MDM is a clean breath of fresh air. Combining elements of Techno, Metal and Industrial they’ve formulated a style of music that is both powerful and heavy, yet melodic and catchy. MDM is a three-piece electronic band from Niagara Falls Ontario, Canada, with a legion of devoted fans spanning the globe. MDM's stage performance is where the truly shine. Each show has a new twist keeping it fresh and exciting. From metal grinders and video effects to their intense light show and cage dancers, they round out the performance to make the stage show look as big as the heavy-bottomed beats blasting through the P.A. From one show to the next, you'll never know what to expect. MDM is not your traditional everyday band; they are modern and spontaneous with a great love for what they do. They always give a night to remember and leave you begging for more!!!

Sangsara's music melds poignant lyrics with hard-hitting electronics, reaching out to the listener on a deeply emotional level.

Industrial, Future pop redefined as a whole. Front man Jeremy Vancaulart created Restricted Viewing in December 2002 and that was about it. Restricted Viewing remained a secret until something fiercely pushed it out of its shell. Brooding anger from the murder of a friend released the emotion which is now known by several people whom follow Restricted Viewing like a cult. Jeremy Vancaulart decided to get the full message across he needed to employ someone that could portray the same emotional response that he was. Daniel Chiasson became the live keyboard player and then quickly learned the ropes and became a programmer at Jer’s side. Slowly the music was let out and slowly the response came in. The song ‘Obsession’ took immediate placement on the soundclick.com industrial charts making spot 11 in the first 3 weeks of any Restricted Viewing material being released. To date Restricted Viewing actively plays shows in Toronto, ON and vows to never stop

Toronto based band Trench Run is comprised of Andrew Hunter (Vocals, Guitar), John Trambakoulos (Guitar) and Dimitra (Synthesizers, Samplers). With elements of 80's new wave and synthpop, 90's industrial and 21st century darkwave, Trench Run creates a unique soundscape. Dancefloor beats, dense layers of synthesizers and heavy guitars surround songs about love and life in the machine.

Pleasure The Priestess is a new Electronic Industrial duo heavily influenced by Gothic and Synth-Pop. Matt Carty (vocals and lead programmer) has lead previous projects such as the darkly emotional electronic band Plastic Vein, sensual dance experiment The Beatfrequency and multiple soundtracks for indie-horror flicks. Jeremy Crow, former keyboardist of Plastic Vein's live incarnation and assistant sound designer for Spider Island Sound, is now diving head first into the adrenaline drenched world of drums and percussion.

DemEntia aka Dem aka Demi co-runs toronto-goth.com, and is involved with many events in Toronto. DJing only since 2004, having spun at The Vatikan (Absinthe, Sin, Catacombs), Savage Garden (Decompression Friday) and Club Renaissance, Kitchener. On Devil's Night she'll spinning dark, romantic, gothic, and retro music.

Format is anything but mainstream, and is classified as “obscure and classic”. This ranges from 60’s classix, 70’s disc-ko, and 80’s alternative dark rawk, to the newer electro influenced alt-indie bands of today. It’s all about the selection of tunes.

Resident DJ for EBM radio show every Thursday on CIUT 89.5fm from 10pm to midnight. Electronic Music for the Body and Mind. Industrial/Noise, EBM, Synth-pop, Darkwave, Gothic.

From New York, tonight playing angst ridden anthems with creepy overtones.

As well as a love for designing dark clubwear, Minx Clothing has an insatiable passion for creating costumes.  For Halloween 2004, the Minx team presented its first ever costume fashion show during the "4 Days in Hell" event hosted by toronto-goth.com.  The show was met with rave reviews, and included costumes like the Strawberry Shortcake Gang and characters from The Matrix. This year, Minx returns for its 2nd costume fashion show, showcasing a whole new collection of fun and whimsical designs. As an added bonus, Minx Clothing will be donating a $50 gift certificate to go along with the other great prizes for the winner of the costume contest, as judged by the audience.

Dan and his wand?

High quality garments and fashion accessories for the gothic fashion style that will fit the many different sizes of individuals and not just the super skinny that is usually associated with the gothic image.

Gothic resin figurines. Ashtrays, bookends, candle holers and more.

One of a kind gothic collectibles. Handmade candles and soaps of all kinds (skulls, cats, gargoyles, dragons, wizards, pillars, votives, bats, tombstones coffins and more). Clothing, dolls, Emily the strange merchandise and much more.

Artistic Craftspeson MaRia QuiQuERo brings to Catacombs her one of a kind artwork. Cuffs, marionettes, dollies, stuffed animals, paitings, buttons and more.

There will be door prizes and costume contest prizes. We are still in the process of finalizing the packages, but here's a partial list of who will be providing some of the prizes (note that not all prize packages will have an item from each company):
Anti-Hero, Black Orchid Designs, Dawn to Dusk Gifts, Hells Belles (tshirt), Lance of the Vatikan (rare "Bleeding Ege Goth Doll"), MDM, Minx Clothing (gift certificate + various items), Nanochrist (CDs), New Love Army, Reaperz Ripperz, Snuttock (Cds), Stinger's Tattoo and Body Piercing, 3027 New Street (Roseland Plaza), Burlington $60 gift certificate, toronto-goth.com (advertising gift certificates + CDs), Zombie's Brain Juices and more TBA.