Teen Gothic

Sort of in the vein of the birthday party or early swans

I’m asking because I find it very interesting that we tend to see punks in metal bands and Vice versa, but I can’t think of many bands that are outside the genre with goth members. Is it uncommon or am I not digging deep enough?

(Also sorry if this doesn’t make a ton of sense I’m tired)

There were only maybe two answers I received but since getting into Djing more it's growing so I made a playlist. All bands fall under the goth umbrella from New Wave to Deathrock.Indigegoth Spotify Playlist

Please enjoy and if you have any suggestions I'd love to hear them!

Hey guys. I’ve noticed I’ve been kind of mostly listening to the same goth bands for a while, & I’d like to branch out a bit.

The goth bands I listen to most are: Bloody dead & sexy, Bauhaus, virgin prunes, the wake, sex gang children, two witches, nosferatu, the shroud, screaming dead, switchblade symphony, 45 grave, 1919, 13th chime, ex-voto, the Danse society, plastique noir, merciful nuns, ghosting, gene loves jezebel, the March violets, she past away (edit: also corpus delicti)

My taste is kind of all over the place lmao so I’m not sure if that tells you anything. Buttt I’ve basically only been listening to these same bands for like the past year. So if y’all could give me some bands to listen to (and maybe specific songs ?) that y’all may think I’ll like, that would be wonderful

I'm from LA and really like finding lesser known local punk bands; I've also been getting into goth music recently – or at least goth adjacent. So what are some LA goth bands (or goth adjacent) I should check out? Don't have to be lesser known or underground or whatever.

Any recommendations?

Does anyone have recommendations for darkwave bands with a similar atmosphere to Selofan? They've been one of my favourite bands for ages and I feel like I haven't really heard anything similar, I guess I'm mostly looking for stuff with a similar kind of monotonous tone of singing and a lead singer with a low voice, ominous atmosphere if that makes sense (I feel like a lot of goth music has a sad atmosphere but I think Selofan is often more ominous and threatening kind of?) I also really like the buzzing background instrumentals that are particularly in their earlier albums.