Whispers from the Veil: ParaHouse x Izakeh's Nocturne Collab

In the shadowed alcoves of New Orleans' nocturnal eternity, where moonlight bleeds into ink-black velvet, ParaHouse Magazine unfurls its latest enchantment—a collaboration with the enigmatic artist Izakeh that pulses with the forbidden allure of the undead.

This isn't mere video; it's a siren call from the crypt, a haunting vampire vignette that drapes the ParaHouse ethos in silken shrouds and razor-edged desire.

Woven into this nocturnal tapestry is Melisa Kennedy's book, The Crimson Wake, an opus of vampire lore—a tome that ParaHouse Magazine cradles like a lover's throat.

This artistic video, summoned alive in flickering candle-glow, spill vibes of ParaHouse. Izakeh's artistry breathes fire into Kennedy's words and magazine: illustrations that writhe like living tattoos, vignettes where fangs graze parchment, blurring the line between hunter and hunted.

ParaHouse emerges not as publication, but as coven—its glossy issues splayed open like altars, inviting you to partake in the feast.

This collaboration is a velvet noose around the senses, alluring in its decay, where beauty festers into something divine.

We invite you to watch it at midnight, when the world sleeps, and feel the pull of the eternal. ParaHouse and Izakeh have not created a video collaboration; they've resurrected the lure of night itself. Dare you linger in its embrace?