Archive for August, 2023
Experiences introducing non-goths to the scene?
I would love to see how others reacted when you introduced your friends and families to our scene of music. I’ve been lucky enough to have people in my life who are open minded to new experiences even if it’s outside of the comfort zone. I’ve invited my people, including my parents, to clubs, shows and other alternative/goth ventures. Lots of them really enjoyed the experiences and have come back for more, started listening to some of the bands. Some of the things they have said are along the lines of “I thought y’all listened to screaming music” and “I didn’t know goths like to get down” lol it’s always a good time to share our subculture with those who are only aware of it through it’s often faux representation in forms of media.
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What is the most Goth song?
Related to the never-ending discussion about "what is goth", what would you say is the most Goth song ever? I suggest that it is "Marian" by Sisters of Mercy. It has it all: romanticised death, doomed love, alienation, hints of the supernatural, and the music is marvellously downbeat yet catchy, with a suggestion of Transylvania in its cimbalom-like guitar part in the chorus.
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/r/goth’s Weekly Discussion Thread
Want to chat about something which doesn't need it's own thread? Do it here!
Feel free to discuss music, fashion, events, DIY projects, etc. and anything relating to goth as long as it's in line with the subreddit rules.
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Goth/ Deathrock Fest 2023 hosted by The Coffin Club in Portland
Dates: September 1st- September 2nd My band Mood of a Sinner will be performing on the 1st 🖤 Please spread the word!!!
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Is getting barked at a universal goth experience regardless of gender? (Context below)
I (20m) am rather new to the goth community and I've seen many posts and comments on here which mention that some who dress dark / gothic are sometimes getting barked at.
Yesterday I've been on a date with a woman who has been goth far longer than me and as we both walked into a big train station, a few men / Boys barked at us or her.
I wanted to ask if you think that this was more likely directed at both of us or more at her because she's a woman? I can't really tell if this event was something like catcalling aimed towards her or just aggression against us both because of our style.
I am sorry if this question is a bit dumb but I've never experienced something like this in person and I don't want to make this about me if I potentially wasn't the victim at all.
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What makes gothic music gothic?
I’m fairly new to the gothic community and i’m a little confused. There’s a lot of discourse going on currently on tiktok concerning gothic music about a band called ‘Strawberry Switchblades’. People are arguing its 90’s pop, but others are saying its a genre of gothic music. Can somebody help please?
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