Teen Gothic

Romanticism and sexuality seem fairly common within the goth subculture (whether of the music, band performances, conversations, fans, etc), and it can become too much and hard to avoid, like a lot of the content in mainstream media. It's somewhat alienating. It's as though indifference or adversity to such is quite rare, but curious if there are otherwise. If so, what are those thoughts on romantic and sexual matters in any aspect of the subculture?

Current list:

A – Adrenaline by Rosetta Stone

B – Body and Soul by The Sisters of Mercy

C – Closer by Joy Division

D – Disintegration by The Cure

I basically walked right into that one, didn't I? But come on guys, show some love and appreciation to the other four albums. They're pretty solid as well.

Anyway, rules/explanations (will be writing this for every post in case somebody just stumbles upon it):

Must be goth. Read the sidebar/wiki/FAQ if you're unsure.

One band per letter. Any attempt to nominate a band already featured will be ignored.

Doesn't have to be strictly an album, can be an EP.

Please post only one album per comment so I know what exactly you're nominating. (Plus it's easier to keep track of.) You can comment multiple times though.

Each round ends after 24 hours. (Inconsistent post schedule, will post whenever I feel like it.)

Articles could count or be ignored for the next word in the title.

Best/favourite album that starts with E?

i’ve been a metal head since the early 2010’s and have also enjoyed my fair share of goth music and culture, mostly being due to my mom being goth in the 70’s and 80’s and my dad being a metal head to this day i’ve always kind of been more towards these subcultures due to my parents and was wondering if that would make it chill for me to show up to a goth club.