Teen Gothic

 I literally have zero clue where I first heard a song from them, but I found an extremely underrated 2000s goth band from Sweden. Their name is Moulin Noir and the first song I heard from them was “Spellbound” but my personal favorite is “Maria Calling.” They’re heavily underrated (they have under 500 monthly listeners on Spotify) and I’d appreciate it if you gave them a try. Their music somewhat reminds me of She wants Revenge. 

personally lebanon hanover, ghost dance, and the march violets haven't clicked for me the same way as other bands. not to say i necessarily dislike them, i have some of their stuff in my main goth playlist, but they aren't really bands i put on deliberately

I recently started listening to a few bands with 1k-5k monthly and it made me wonder what counts as "underground" goth bands.

in another scene I'm part of, bands with 15k are considered kinda big (not really, but still not underground), but goth music has more listeners.

around where does a band start being considered "underground"? it's obviously not a specific point, but just an approximation.

I love lesser known bands ! There are so many so I wanna know yours favorites. Currently mine are Sins of the Flesh, Graal, The Funeral March of the Marionettes, Mosquito, and The Cascades !

Just got a copy of this tape from the singer of Cattle Decapitation who joined this band toward the end and mostly added sampler stuff. It was a side band of a kinda proggy San Diego band called Upsilon Acrux. Trying to figure out how to upload the music. Anybody else got this?

The title says it all, but to be more specific, I'm looking for more music with more mysticism in their lyrics and a sound that's a lot fuller.

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I'm looking for new music to add to my late autumnal, Party for the Dead playlist.

Thank you!

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(I would link the playlist but I'm not allowed to)