Night at the Mausoleum Part II: HallowOCCII w/ Dear Omen, Camy Huot, baby Gargoyle & Ioana Iorgu in Amsterdam
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Dear Omen is a three-piece, heavy-hearted gothic rock band based in Amsterdam. Solid bass lines and hard-hitting drum rhythms mixed with haunting organs, combined with an extravagant live show, make Dear Omen one of 3voor12’s favorites during the 2025 Popronde. With a knack for grit and romance, shows bring an explosive and dark sound. After a successful Popronde run Dear Omen coupled with iconic german Gothic artist Nils Keppel for pair of double headline shows and followed their successful trajectory way into 2026, gracing Noorderslag, Grauzone, Down the Rabbit Hole and marking the release of their sophomore EP Dystopian Lament. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dearomen/ Watch this video on YouTube Camy Huot (@camyhuot) is known for driving the pulse of the underground scene via her Wavecrash events, Feral Moans livestreams on Echobox Radio, and DJ sets/live show format at festivals such as Best Kept Secret, Down The Rabbit Hole, Grauzone, Club Solitaire, and Waveteef. Blending minimal wave, synth punk and electro clash, “she dances and jumps across the entire stage and after every song she’s a little bit more out of breath.” – 3voor12. Her debut EP “Echoes In My Room” is showcasing her growth as a producer and her commitment to creating introspective electronic music. Post-Punk.com described her debut single as a “fevered sound collage of rhythm and reverberation,” capturing the lingering sensations of a night out. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/camyhuot/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/camy-huot Baby Gargoyle is a Rotterdam-based three-piece band, with broad influences ranging from the brooding dark-wave to whimsical art pop. The Gargoyles combine the elegance of lush electric violin, through heavy effects with the slap of 80s drum machines, and samples of Rotterdam’s industrial landscape. Ioana Iorgu crafts a hypnotic, shadow-lit soundscape. An immersive wall of sound, drawing from the weight of doom, the haze of shoegaze, and the edge of post-punk…
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