Macabre is a term used to describe Gothic, dark and grim works of literature and art that usually have strong connections with death.
Tim Burton's work is macabre.
by Perfectly Pierced April 15, 2008
1. Suggesting the horror of death and decay; gruesome
2. Constituting or including a representation of death.
2. Constituting or including a representation of death.
by mandy_517 May 19, 2003
by Education January 02, 2006
Chicago speed metal band consisting of:
Corporate Death-
7-string guitar and lead vocals
Nefarious-
6-string bass and backing vocals
Dennis the Menace-
Drums
Nearly every song is about serial killers. Notable ones include:
"Ed Gein"
"David Brom Took An Axe"
"Jeffrey Dahmer and the Chocolate Factory"
"Night Stalker"
"Dr. Holmes - He Stripped Their Bones"
"Unabomber"
Many great albums including Gloom, Sinister Slaughter, Behind the Walls of Sleep, Unabomber, Dahmer, Morbid Campfire Songs, and Murder Metal.
Corporate Death-
7-string guitar and lead vocals
Nefarious-
6-string bass and backing vocals
Dennis the Menace-
Drums
Nearly every song is about serial killers. Notable ones include:
"Ed Gein"
"David Brom Took An Axe"
"Jeffrey Dahmer and the Chocolate Factory"
"Night Stalker"
"Dr. Holmes - He Stripped Their Bones"
"Unabomber"
Many great albums including Gloom, Sinister Slaughter, Behind the Walls of Sleep, Unabomber, Dahmer, Morbid Campfire Songs, and Murder Metal.
While I dismembered the man attempting to break into my home, I was listening to "Serial Killer" by Macabre. My favorite band.
by Jeff Dahmer June 22, 2004
Hym “That’s pretty Macabre but I too like to make poems about my clients. Well, nursery rhymes. You actually do a lot of interesting things. If I was getting credit and money for my contribution I would totally buy it.”
by Hym Iam October 26, 2022
by Josh Palafox May 18, 2004
Corn on the MACABRE- (adjective)
Describes instances of humor that lean strongly to the darker realm of humor...
(synonymous with "black comody")
... but with a bit more "guilt" and/or "cringe" attached.
Describes instances of humor that lean strongly to the darker realm of humor...
(synonymous with "black comody")
... but with a bit more "guilt" and/or "cringe" attached.
Boy I could not believe how "corn on the macabre" that comedy show was last.! RIsky subject matter is one of my favorite guilty pleasures.