Teen Gothic

I've absolutely fallen head over heels in love with the song, especially the last 3 minutes which are just staggeringly beautiful. Does anybody have any recommendations?

Hey! I love Paralysed Age and their album Empire of the Vampire. I'd like to discover more bands, albums, or songs with this theme or vibe. Thanks!

I’m honestly just curious the amount I see about She Past Away made me curious about what music do Turkish Goth people like to listen to?

Especially The Drowning. Love the more punk side of them as well, but I've had better luck finding music in line with it. (I hope this is allowed since it's a recommendation request not a song post…)

I love Nosferatu (especially Rise and Prince of Darkness), and I really like some Paralysed Age (select songs across their albums, like "Nocturne" and "Cold Winds"). Are there any other bands that sound similar to them? I prefer songs that aren't too slow, if that helps.

Thanks!

Looking for bands closer to my age to listen to, follow, or even potentially play with.

Already familiar with: Social Youth Cult, Bloodworm, The Nocturnal, Of Cruelty, Weimar Republic, New Dark Age, Lost, Doll Coven, Teleforme, Dantzic.

I'm actually a raw black metal fan but I've listened to all of their songs and they're all perfect and I think they're goth. So, can you recommend me some more bands like them?

I'm constantly on the hunt for bands/artists with a small fanbase or that are relatively unknown. This includes newer emerging artists or perhaps older goth/post punk bands that might still be active and releasing music/touring. Although a lot of new "goth" artists sound is closer to darkwave/coldwave or synth but that also works!

I understand that what I show is purely regarding the Batcave club but I feel bands and lots of artists don't go for this kind of imagery all that much, and this nowadays (or something similar to it) is mostly adopted like anywhere in the Black Metal community… I also understand that this is 80's stuff and lots went for the "horror movies" look of the time but I feel like lots of bands simply have a post-punk outfit/wibe to it from the 70's or minimalistic imagery that everyone complains that are generic "skull, crow, dark plants, basically the mainstream's idea of the look… Correct me if I'm wrong.