Constance Tomb

Constance Tomb is the gothic/deathrock project of veteran multi-instrumentalist Tony Reed, originally conceived in 1988 when he was 19 and immersed in influences like Bauhaus, Christian Death, and Samhain while playing with Twelve Thirty Dreamtime. Reed wrote and recorded around 30 songs that year on primitive bedroom setups, later re-recording select tracks from his self-titled album for a polished release that captures sharp guitar lines and punk-infused goth rock. As a cornerstone of Reed's prolific career—spanning bands like Mos Generator and Stone Axe—this project highlights his enduring passion for early '80s gothic sounds, though specific live performances remain undocumented.