Jenjin Report post Posted August 31 (edited) The cadaver, my friend, is blowin’ in the wind: a chilly whoosh of dead leaves seasoned with the perfect amount of smog. Edited September 17 by Jenjin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bheansidhe Report post Posted September 1 (edited) What ... does this even smell like? It's the perfect goth new-car scent, if the new car in question were a lovingly restored 1956 Miller Landau hot-rod hearse with hand-stitched leather seats and burl wood paneling, fresh from the restorer's showroom and ready to cruise some country backroads. There's a hint of bonfire smoke in the sweet ozonic gusts of fresh air, and I think the gas tank was filled from a vat of Pumpkin Gas Can, because the vibe has a similar sharp-sweet chemical note. It smells like fresh air and fumes and it's better than I can describe. I plan to regularly spray my car with CH. Edited September 1 by bheansidhe Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Invidiana Report post Posted Sunday at 07:52 AM (edited) Convertible Hearse somehow manages to be fresh and macabre at once. It reminds me a little bit of a gothic cologne a friend of mine wore in high school, a throwback those days when I was fifteen and thought it was rebellious to hang with my friends at the mall without any of our parents around. There's something of a new car smell about this. It's not the typical eau du new car, but if there ever was an air freshener was made for a hearse, this is it. The exhaust isn't anything like the overwhelming fumes of a gas station. It's a jolt of gas swept up by a cool autumn breeze that kicks up dry leaves as the hearse, not burdened by a casket yet, speeds down the freeway. Edited Sunday at 07:55 AM by Invidiana Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
