Teen Gothic

He loves Amy Lee’s vocals and Switchblade Symphony. I recently found Die Laughing’s Incarnations and he really enjoyed that album. He typically listens to symphonic metal, but seems to be liking goth rock. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I'm compiling a cold wave playlist on Spotify. My problem with the ones I usually find is they seem to be entire albums (sometimes entire discographies) thrown together seemingly without any criterion other than make the playlist huge, and using basically the same dozen artists Spotify already suggests when you create a cold wave playlist.

So I decided to ask for help in my research: I already started it with almost two hours of some of the classics of the genre, but there's a lot of room for expansion. This time I'm looking for artists of 1990s, for now I won't add revival/contemporary stuff (though I will definitely add it in the future). I think synthesizer based Dark wave/goth (which used to be called synthwave before the term was hijacked by edm heads) would also fit, so suggestions are appreciated.

P.S.: here's the link for the playlist I have right now: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3DVLAqqnNzQn2ek2SU2UsE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3dEWeu7aII

https://www.mtv.com/news/ys31wm/goth-tiktok-mareux-awfully-sinister-dusty-gannon

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I don't pay much heed to the MTVs music blogs from past a decade or so, but seeing them writing an article about Goth music and subculture after so many years caught my eye. Though the article mentions several new goth bands it also talks about how ekids and tiktok helped goth being into trends again. I personally do not find it actually helping goth being in trends again since goth subculture has always been there thriving in music and scene (though of course not at mainstream level), but also would love to know the community's thoughts on the article 🙂

I mean… they create postpunk, darkwave music why aren't they goth? Bands like Siouxsie and the banshee don't only make goth music and don't consider themselves goth but they are considered a classic goth band. why?

Hey everyone! Was wondering if anyone knew if any of the tickets for Bauhaus were general admit/standing tickets in Met Philly? Like only Pit or Orch 1/2/3 too? or is it all seated?

So, I'm pretty new to all of this, so I'd like to brush up on more goth bands. Some of the ones I like are:

Blutengel

The Frozen Autumn

Lycia

London After Midnight

some SRSQ

Can anyone advise me some darkwave or 90s goth bands? I'd really appreciate it