The Eternal Threshold: The Flame and the Alchemy of Margot Day

The shift is open. Pour yourself something warm and dim the lights.Tonight on Slightly Out of Frame, we travel across geographic and spiritual boundaries to explore the thin lines between historical tragedy, transformation and modern audio magic. We begin the shift in Switzerland, journeying to the Alpine town of Glarus to look into the heartbreaking history of Anna Göldi, wrongfully executed in 1782 as the last "witch" in Europe. We trace her story from the abuse of patriarchal power to the eternal, symbolic memorial flame that still burns continuously outside the Glarus courthouse today.Then, we cross the threshold into a deep conversation with the legendary Margot Day, front person of the iconic 80s goth band Plague and the driving force behind Metamorph. We explore what it means to craft multi-layered musical incantations and whether a song can function as a literal spell thrown out into the world.Slightly Out of Frame is written, recorded, and produced by Sylvana. Keep your eyes open, protect your quiet spaces, and look closely at the things lurking... slightly out of frame.Margot Day Links https://bio.to/5lxjb3https://youtu.be/p2AULa9ee0k?si=_Zd4Jp0eFVZXlqaxSpotify Show Tags / Keywords:Gothic Rock, Margot Day, Metamorph, Anna Goldi, Witch Trials, Glarus Switzerland, 432Hz Frequency, Musical Spells, Alternative Culture, Dark History, Liminal Spaces.