Teen Gothic

this band is from Adelaide Australia in the early 80s. Rique Humour Live recording from 1984. Features members who went on to popular local grunge band The Lizard Train.

If anybody knows who the original photographer is please let me know!

Just commented about this in another post….

Some friends of mine in Seattle who are in the band Accolade, are working on a Dead Can Dance side project called Host of Seraphim!

https://www.facebook.com/people/Host-of-Seraphim-DCD-Tribute-Band/61587679333908

They haven't released any recordings yet, but you should start following now and stay tuned!

https://youtu.be/Y_lpKcjS3Yo?si=HUwj8CfORjDHvKp0

This song is so much fun to perform fr

I recently stumbled across Dollwave and liked the vibe before quickly realising it was likely AI. Do you have any band recs with similar vibes but that are actually human artists?

I absolutely cannot wait for La Bande Son Imaginaire, Lux Interna…

Hi, Firstly let me start of by saying I hope I'm not violating rule #1 on this subreddit as I hope this post is relevant enough to the subcalture and Idk where else I could post this discussion. But if it does violate community guidelines in some way, mods please let me know where a more appropriate place to post this discussion would be. Now on to my main point. What initially got me thinking about this topic was when I first heard the cover of "Jolene" by Tears for the Dying. I love that cover and strongly urge anyone to give it a listen for themselves if they haven't already. Other covers I really like are "The mercy seat" by nick cave and the Bad seeds, "Dear Prudence" by Souxie and the Banshees, and "The Witch" by Rosetta Stone. There are lots of older dark country and folk songs that I'd love to see covered by a goth bands such as the song "Long Black Vail" it's such as dark atmospheric country song and I think what could only make it better is if it was covered by a post-punk, dark wave, or gothic rock band