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Shadow Project is perhaps the most prolific of Rozz Williams' post-Christian Death era music, and it most closely resembles the work that made him a goth icon. Incorporating punk, glam, and experimental influences and centered around Williams and his wife Eva O., Shadow Project was named after a peculiar effect of the nuclear detonation at Hiroshima (some people left shadows burned into the pavement, but no bodies). This DVD is a rare look at this enigmatic and influential band. - Click here for the Full Story
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