Teen Gothic

Just a quick announcement that we're going to begin enforcing a 24 hour song rule, as in, if you post more than one song within 24 hours it will be removed.

We don't mind users enjoying music, as this is what this subreddit is for, however, despite our subscriber count, this isn't a hugely active subreddit and 2 or more (especially) songs look like spam and the filter cannot differentiate between that and other quality posts.

We are looking into bots to enforce this, but it takes time and currently, it's manageable manually.

Thanks for understanding!

It's a good day to be an Indigegoth and I was wondering is anyone knew of any other Indigenous U.S. or Canadian fronted goth bands? I know of Medusa Stare and Cliff and Ivy but surely there's more out there? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9TLocDimrw&list=RDEMamrdReQUtupjaqqQKDlE6Q&index=1

Hello ghouls and goblins i have my first dj gig coming up and im going to be djing darkwave to open a cybercrust/ebm show at a warehouse. I was just wondering if any goth djs here had any advice or tips for mixing dark/synth wave or mixing in general. Ive been practicing but idk i feel extremely nervous/paranoid like im missing something or im not doing it right ?? Although im very confident in my choice of songs lololol

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.

Hello mates,
I know, a lot of people on this sub listen to other music than only goth-rock/post-punk/darkwave/gothic metal, but usually, it is connected in some way – musically, esthetically, lyrically (industrial metal, punk-rock, or even guys like Marilyn Manson). Do you like any other kinds of music? Especially something that isn't connected to the gothic subculture in any way – dub, reggae, hip-hop, house, downtempo, synth-pop, jazz, classical music, etc. Would like to hear your thoughts on the topic.

There's a particular song I've had stuck in my had for a week. The trouble is, I don't know where exactly I heard it, or what it's called, so I thought I'd ask. I remember that it was on a goth music playlist somewhere, but I haven't managed to find it again when scrubbing through the first few places I thought I might've heard it. I also couldn't find it from searching the lyrics that stood out to me; it came up with a bunch of Christian stuff.

I remember some of the lines went something like this:

Strip me to the atom Make me new again/so I can shed my skin May all that I have left to bear be mine and mine alone

I'm quite dying to know who made it. I'd like to hear more of their music.