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Since only those in front were able to see Ian McCulloch and company onstage, the band’s competent playing of familiar hits like “Bring on the Dancing Horses” and “Lips Like Sugar” risked sounding like a recording, and the languid medley of the band’s ballad “Nothing Lasts Forever” with the ubiquitous “Walk on the Wild Side” sapped some of the crowd’s energy. A large graphic behind the band proclaimed “Woman Life Freedom” and “Black Lives Matter” along with British, American and pride flags, sending a welcome message of inclusivity.įans were disappointed that Echo and the Bunnymen’s set didn’t include video projection, which is a must for large festivals on flat ground. Though some of the spikier chords got a little lost in the daytime outdoor setting - face it, post-punk just sounds better in a smaller club - frontman Jon King compensated with some cheeky showmanship, chucking a microwave into the pit at one point, sitting down for a short break and stalking around the stage effectively during “I Love a Man in a Uniform,” “Anthrax, “To Hell With Poverty” and a spirited rendition of “At Home He’s a Tourist” that had the audience clapping in time. In late afternoon, Gang of Four fired up the crowd with its signature angular sound. Clad in leather overcoats, lots of black netting and lace, multicolored mohawks and every variety of Doc Martens, the audience members did not stint on their outfits, with the weather blessedly mild compared to last year’s Cruel World and 2019’s sweltering Pasadena Daydream fest. With tens of thousands in attendance at the grassy Brookside at the Rose Bowl venue, an impressive array of goth fashion was on display from a wide age range of fans, some of whom were children of the elder goths in the crowd. Let them know that this outfit is made from man-made materials.In the earlier part of Saturday’s program, when newer artists like the Californian dark wave act the Soft Moon and Belarusian post-punk band Molchat Doma performed, younger audience members turned out to watch musicians who prove that the genre has never died - it’s just resting in its coffin for moments like Cruel World. When people try to turn you into some kind of villain, just remind them that you would never harm a personable pooch. It comes with a sleek bodysuit, stylish accent choker, matching long gloves and garter, and a cigarette holder! Snag a wig like the one pictured to bring it all together! no villain here That’s right! This costume combines the fashionable style of the Dalmatian with a stylish ensemble that will have you feeling fabulous all day. In fact, this outfit is a celebration of the lovely look of that dapper dog breed, and its name is only in jest! product details

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Ever since we figured out how to make some fabulous faux furs, those animals can live a life free of worry! We’d like to let you all know that this Women’s Keep It Cruel Costume is made completely from synthetic materials, so ZERO Dalmatians were harmed in the creation of this outfit. Heck, real fur hasn’t been necessary for ages. Why must everyone assume that you’re some kind of villain when you wear an outfit that has Dalmatian patterns? We’re sick of it! It’s almost like some kind of conspiracy that everyone jumps to the conclusion that a woman who wears this particular kind of outfit wants to capture poor, innocent puppies for the purposes of making a coat.

Above-elbow gloves have shiny satin outer finish.

Choker fastens at back w/ metal hook in fabric loop.Elastic garter hooks into a fabric loop at front edge of left leg opening.Bodysuit fabric has polyurethane faux leather outer coating.