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THE PLAGUE 1986 - 1988 NYC
Margot Day/Bones/Richins
The Plague was a powerful force in the growth of the 80's goth scene, and was #1 for airplay at some radio stations. The Plague album is a classic.

"Vampyre" from "THE PLAGUE Naraka" Album
Plague Concert footage from CBGB's
Video features Margot Day & Kurtis Knight
Regular airplay on Vampyre Dreams TV

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The Plague Concert Limelight NYC

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SoBeautifulSoDeadly
 (from the SACRED! CD) with Samples of "Suicide Queen" from a
Plague Concert

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"The cover of The Plague depicts Day as the driver of an antique horse-drawn carriage bearing her other band mates. The image helps to conjure subliminal impressions that declare that the work is classic, driven and eternally stylish".

The Plague: Naraka (featuring Margot Day)

The Plague Naraka

All Songs written by the Plague c1987. Margot Day: Vocals, Flute, Lyrics. Bones: Bass, Lyrics. Christian Richins: Guitar. Carmen Bohn Lyrics.
"It is almost as if she sensed the timelessness of the band's music even from the outset of their beginnings...The Plague CD sounds as fresh today as it did in 1987; only viewing it in hindsight clearly indicates the prophetic visions that our chanteuse, Margot Day, seemed to channel while the rest of the world was falling apart.The Plague helped usher in this trend of music that spoke of the desolation of the streets as well as the forlorn melancholy of love-gone-wrong... Margot Day, then as well as now, remains a glittering living muse; inspired as much as she is inspiring" Mike Ventarola .. more

Margot: "Hot, sweaty, sexy, dirty, dark, intense rebellion! Graffiti and drugs were everywhere and no despair. Freedom, oh such freedom. The Plague, as part of the gothic genesis was right before AIDS really hit hard, and way before the war on drugs. Orgies were common, and cross-dressing was part of the fashion. Anything goes... I remember a unity between the punks and skins and even some of the left over glam rockers. The anarchy was against the normals, against society, and so there was a convergence in the underground. And a passion against the establishment because it was soooo strong then, and we were unique, exotic, uncanny and different.."more

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