Noir Death serves as the definitive realm for my most recent creativity of monochrome dread and horror. This musical ledger chronicles dirges from the cinematic elegance of 1920s through 1940s themes into the raw, jagged skeletons of grim deathrock. It is a curated alcove for the most darkly inclined fans of The Red Moon Macabre.
The Red Moon Macabre delivers a ferocious album of old-school Gothic-Death Rock N Roll with Bones Dirge, for the most dedicated lovers of dark music.
The Woman Wore Black album consists of raw recordings mixed in monaural to capture that centered, visceral punch found in classic pressings falling in line with the Dark Deco aesthetic. While the genre's history is full Read more
The Woman Wore Black album consists of raw recordings mixed in monaural to capture that centered, visceral punch found in classic pressings falling in line with the Dark Deco aesthetic. While the genre's history is full of wide, chorused guitars and cavernous stereo reverb, a deliberate, modern mono release is practically a unicorn in Gothic Rock.
This recording is intended to be heard as a focused, noir monophonic experience. It prioritizes the blood and grit feel of the performance over modern stereo fidelity.
Continuing the Dark Deco series, The Red Moon Macabre descends into the vengeful grit of 1940s pulp noir with "Woman Wore Black."
Drawing direct inspiration from Cornell Woolrich’s seminal 1940 masterpiece The Bride Wore Black, this release bridges the gap between gothic suspense and vintage crime fiction.
Dark Deco 1 is the first installment of the Mark II series, focusing its lens on the 1930s and exhuming the specific elegance and theatrical tension of the decade's horror drama.
The Red Moon Macabre enters Mark II, a new Read more
Dark Deco 1 is the first installment of the Mark II series, focusing its lens on the 1930s and exhuming the specific elegance and theatrical tension of the decade's horror drama.
The Red Moon Macabre enters Mark II, a new creative Dark Deco chapter dedicated to the shadows of the early 20th century. This series of six-song albums serves as an anthology exclusively exhuming the cinematic horror drama and monochrome dread of the 1920s, 30s, and 40s.
The Red Moon Macabre is 100% human-made Gothic Rock created by Renzo Tellez since 1989. credits
Renzo Tellez – Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals, Lyrics, Recording, Music
Jim Dooley – Drums, Percussion
Recorded in East Tennessee during the winter month of January 2026
The Red Moon Macabre "Ziggurat Heist" is a cinematic descent into 1930s casino crime. A pair of outlaws in Bonnie and Clyde fashion prepare to fool the house and win all the stakes using deception and distraction. With Read more
The Red Moon Macabre "Ziggurat Heist" is a cinematic descent into 1930s casino crime. A pair of outlaws in Bonnie and Clyde fashion prepare to fool the house and win all the stakes using deception and distraction. With money in hand, the two-tone lovers leave the roulette wheels and poker tables behind in a frantic escape from the Ziggurat Casino, disappearing in the shadows on the run.