
Alien Sex Fiend emerged directly from the Batcave club — widely acknowledged as the birthplace of Southern English goth subculture, opened in July 1982 at 69 Dean Street, London. By 1988, the band had evolved from their foundational Batcave horror-camp theatrics into a more electronics- and sampling-driven sound, as documented on Another Planet. 'Bun Ho!' represents this transitional moment: the band, now…
As one of the earliest acts labelled goth rock and a cornerstone of the Batcave scene, Alien Sex Fiend occupied a unique position at the intersection of gothic rock, deathrock, post-punk, and early industrial-electronic music. 'Bun Ho!' and its parent album Another Planet documented the genre's…
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