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POIZIN WINE $80
The English poet John Milton ob-
served that it was Bacchus, ancient god of unholy piss-ups, that first “crushed the sweet poison of misused wine” out of a handy bunch of grapes. But for whatever sweet purpose you’re misusing Poizin, this full-flavoured Californian Zinfandel will hit the spot. Down something deadly at
armida.com.
RM14
TATTOOS $10.95
TEMPORARY ZOMBIE
Your love for the shambling dead may be eternal, but if you’re not quite ready to sacrifice your skin to ’em, slap on one of these temporary tattoos instead, which give classic themes a brain-muncher twist. Get flesh-eater flash at
fredflare.com.
BURIED ALIVE NECKLACE $125
This beautiful sterling silver pen-
dant is partially inspired by a 19th-cen- tury folk song about a young woman who went to a winter party without a shawl and froze to death. The crucifix-engraved coffin opens to reveal a genuine antique porcelain doll, excavated from the re- mains of a ruined toy factory in Germany. Get dolled up at
ghostlove.com.
KICKING GEAR DECKS €60
A direct offshoot of independent
record label Kicking Records, Kicking Gear provides a selection of decks (and trucks, wheels and griptape) for discern- ing folk looking to coordinate their board- with their music collection. Decks feature artwork of tentacled, devil-horned hotties, skeletal Grim Reapers and other horror- friendly fare. Roll with the wicked at
kickinggearstore.com.
All prices USD unless otherwise indicated.
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