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Genuine Question
So I'm Tryna get into the goth scene cause I've heard of some really good goth songs but im not really sure if some artists I wanna check out are actually goth so I'd like some feedback if you can!
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Rosetta Stone favorite songs?
I'm revisiting Rosetta Stone and I'm loving "Tomorrow for us" and "Children of the Poor". Please suggest or upvote your fave Rosetta Stone or Miserylab tunes.
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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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How do you find music?
I've been seeing an increase in people asking for general music suggestions, so I'm bringing up this topic again.
How do you find music? Are there any apps, services, or people who are your go to in order to find new goth music?
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How can identify when a post punk band is goth or not?
For example bands like joy division, mol chat doma or first the cure albums have similar vibes, but some are considered goth and others not?
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Which short-lived bands would you have liked to see release an LP?
In the second wave there were a lot of bands that didn't last more than 3 years but released some demo tapes that are heavy underrated gems with a lot of potential. Bands like Redemption, Restoration, Seraphin twin deserved a lot more than a few demo tapes in my opinion. Which short-lived band would you have liked to have released an LP?
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I love that new Corpus Delicti sounds like old Corpus Delicti.
So many bands are reviving themselves after breaking up. Most of them don't even bother to write new material and just try to survive a live tour of fan favorites. It can feel like a bit of a last gasp at times. Then along comes the best goth band to come out of the 90's dropping new material. Corpus Delicti sound i n c r e d i b l e in 2024.
I felt they were always ahead of things back in the 90's compared to their peers. Great live shows as well floating around youtube.
They're a great example of how eschewing trends and finding your own sound, is why you can come back sounding the same decades later and not sound dated in the least. I'm here for it.
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