But seeing frontside. There was no cape too. The band had disbanded few years ago. The music was soooo good, but I can remember the name

I discovered Kaelan Mikla and Nox Novacula. I saw the Sisters of Mercy, The Mission, The Chameleons, the Skeletal Family, Nox Novacula and Sigur Ros. Tickets booked for Twin Tribes, Vandal Moon and Hooky & the Light in 2024.

What were your musical highlights?

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ATTRITION – Silent Night

Parousia – Christmas Edition 2020

Ninth Circle – The Winds of Winter

Poetry of Shadows – Lady Winter

Bleib Modern – Winter Mood ( Danse )

Poetry of Shadows – Lady Winter

Soulscape – Winter Light

IKON – Gruss Vom Krampus

Diary of Dreams – Winter Souls

L’Âme Immortelle – Tiefster Winter

unitcode:machine – Cold (Beborn Beton )

The Last Dance – Winter (Standing Still)

The Crüxshadows – Winter Born (This Sacrifice) (club/radio edit)

Ant Banister – Sounds Like Winter (2018 Remix) +

Paralysed Age – Xmas-X

Midnight Configuration – Unfolding the Wings of Winter

Violent Eden – Cold as Gold (Distant Screams Mix)

Strap On Halo – Ode to Krampus

Lament – Winter

Draconian Incubus – Crimson Winter

A Cloud Of Ravens – In Winter's Arms

Who Saw Her Die? – A Very Vampire Christmas

Beastmilk – Nuclear Winter

Nox Novacula – The Cold

Deth Crux – Bloody Christmas

Zombina and the Skeletones – A Chainsaw For Christmas

Dullsville – Wonderful Christmastime

Rosegarden Funeral Party – Winter Song

Then Comes Silence – Blood Runs Cold

Phantom Leaf – Book Of Winter

Dan Scary – Deutschland, ein Wintermärchen

Grave Robber – Grandma Got Half Eaten By A Zombie

The Coffin Caddies – Halloween On Xmas

Dropkick Murphys – The Season's Upon Us

The Pogues – Fairytale of New York (feat. Kirsty MacColl)

The Real McKenzies – Auld Lang Syne

I just remembered I'd sometimes put a Christian Death tape in my sister's Teddy Ruckspin(Ruxpin?) doll and it'd be opening and closing its mouth while music came out. Good memory.

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It seems to me that a lot of things were in the works even before the first albums were released – and even when albums were released how did news about the new underground culture travel since there was no internet and no tv coverage (or was there international TV coverage?)? Did record stores carry both British goth and American deathrock without time delay after release?

I honestly think that if there hadn't been any means to transfer news about goth it would have been born nonetheless both in the UK and the US (and other countries) since a counterpart to 80s mainstream excess euphoric culture was needed. Anybody agree?

Is look like waves but idk