It's been too long, post and talk about goth rock, deathrock, darkwave, cold wave, horropunk, industrial, post-industrial and so on. Currently listening to some classic goth rock from our favorite Punks turned Goths The Damned.
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Hunter Bennett
Jose Hernandez
Bela Lugosi is still dead
Isaiah James
A different kind of dark...
John Howard
undead undead undead
Jaxson Lewis
Anyone able to suggest more like this? I've been into this album for almost ten years, ever since it was released, and I've never heard anything else like it.
Chase Anderson
Easton Powell
Batman!!
Owen Gutierrez
Lebanon Hanover is awesome.
Luis Cooper
Anyone have some links to Rudimentary Peni's 2013 remasters? Specifically looking for Cacophony
Jonathan Perry
hey /dark/, where do you go to discuss music other than Sup Forums. i've been watching these threads and contributing when i can but they die off pretty quick.
Jeremiah Robinson
What did you guys think of the concept/references in the new Mountain Goats album? On point?
Connor Robinson
Big fan of industrial and post-industrial (neofolk mainly). Would I like Bauhaus? The "goth rock" stuff doesn't especially appeal to me though. Maybe darkwave/coldwave but idk where to start with that stuff.
Robert Cruz
Maybe. I'm not too familiar with Bauhaus other than a few songs so i can't help you there. But definitely check out Dead Can Dance if you haven't yet.
Other than them I recommend Dargaard for darkwave, along with Die Verbannten Kinder Evas. If you're looking for something more "conventional" in terms of instrumentation, early Pink Turns Blue is good. For coldwave, the french scene is what I dig. Little Nemo, Asylum Party, Mary Goes Round. I hear people talk about Escape With Romeo but I never really got to far into them.
Asher Rodriguez
Listen to Bela Lugosi's Dead, the most essential gothic rock recording, then listen to In the Flat Field. Doing this takes about 50 minutes so just do it.
Eli White
Remember the good old days when Grime and Dubstep were dark as fuck?
Anyway, a bit of old-school darkness for you all
youtube.com
Zachary Green
Fetlife usually.
Jason Cruz
>tfw i'm from a small town and found my local postman on fetlife
never again. also other than liking light bondage and some butt stuff i'm pretty vanilla, i felt kind of alienated by fetlife.
Angel Moore
Somebody recommend me some good music with a southern gothic feel to it. Only ones I can think of are some Tom Waits albums and Those Poor Bastards, although I'm not really huge on them.
Ryan Ramirez
Have you checked out Lonesome Wyatt? It's a solo project from half of the duo behind TPB. Frankly I prefer his solo work over the stuff he does with the Bastards. His collab stuff with Rachel Brookes is great too.
David Kelly
Asher Ramirez
It was lame.