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any songs/albums that just have a deep sense of existential dread or horror?

i love the sound of a lot of goth music but i struggle to find songs with lyrics that really speak to me. i’m thinking something along the lines of, say… megalomania by muse, do you doubt me traitor by lingua ignota, climbing up the walls by radiohead… that kind of vibe. i like really gritty, bone-chilling music as well— stuff that doesn’t hold back and kind of just shows someone… spiraling into despair and anger, i guess? if you know anything like that lmk for sure 🙂

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Really cool lowkey artist I found called Tsaffire! Not sure if all their stuff is in this YouTube playlist but regardless it will give you an idea. I think I just found a hidden gem.

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Zero Le Crêche – Vinyl Recordings

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what are the strangest band names you’ve heard

something like alien sex fiend, scary bitches, lesbian bed death…………..

what are the band names you absolutely could NOT bring up in a casual conversation

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What are the most raucous goth songs?

Which songs are the most unhinged, noisy or downright batshit crazy? I’m looking for extremes

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Happy 35th anniversary To The Cure’s Eight Studio Album: Disintegration [May 2nd, 1989]

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How do other Goths on here like to express themselves creatively?

I personally love writing my own stories, I also play a little acoustic guitar and sing a little in my spare time.

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Fan of music, don’t care about fashion

So, i got in a discussion on another goth related forum of "dress codes" at venues. My attitude is "fuck you, i wear what i want, when i want". I'm more into "post punk" in general than strictly goth, and my manner of dress is typically more on the punk side of things or whatever weirdness i'm on at that moment (currently,: tie dye clerical/preist clothing. Im going for psychedelic ufo cult leader)
The issue is some people are pushing harder for dress codes at events and venues. I take serious issue with that. Why should i be obligated to wear certain colors or conform toa certain style of dress, when i only care about the music? I tend to have the urge to do the opposite of what im told, so if im being told i need to wear black, im going to rebell against it beacuse its just my nature. I thought my attitude of "fuck the fashion, its all about the music" would be the more popular, but apprently im in the minority. alot of people responded in favor of it. To me, that just seems hypocritical since this is an alternative subculture that arose put of punk. what does the reddit goth folk think. should one be olbigated to wear black at goth night? what if i WANT to stand out like a sore thumb?

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The Chameleons prep first album in 20+ years, releasing new EP this month

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Masochistic Religion – Slipping [video 1990] (Darkwave, Canada)

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