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Newer Goth bands with good bass guitar

After my last post about newer gothbands with good bass I have a lot of good suggestions given to me, so I went ahead and made a spotify playlist out of them

Spotify playlist

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Bass(/guitar) playing in current goth bands

The bass playing in the early ages of goth rock is the biggest reason I love the genre so much (being a bassist myself)

Are there any modern/newer goth rock band that anyone can suggest that has good bass (and/or guitar) playing that separates it from things like coldwave and other more electronic subgenres of goth?

Molchat Doma and Secret Shame are the only ones I can think of. Would love to hear more guitar/bass based goth rock from the past few years.

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Do you have any goth bands with empasis on the lyrics/vocals?

I considered whether or not to make this post cause I feel like people ask for bands all the time here, but I though, why not, worst case I get no replies….

I'm usually very particular about my music, so things that fit the mold of what I like may end up not impressing me, but I've been into goth for a while and listening to the same bands over and over so I want to expand my tastes… I will admit I'm not the most knowlegable, so there is a chance I'm missing very clasic bands. Dont be afraid to recomend obvious stuff

From what I've gathered, I really like 90's goth the most. My favourite band, by far being Suspiria, which i dont hear being talked about a lot. What I love about them is the vocals and the lyrics. I place heavy emphasis on lots of lyrics with complex meaning, which I havent been able to find in combination with the goth guitar and synth they have. I also really like The sisters of mercy but i havent been able to analyse exactly what it is I like… Again I think it comes down to the lyrics. Other bands I really like include Rosetta stone and the witching hour… I listen to lots of other stuff, but these are the ones that have really stuck with me and moved me… I guess i could say i'm looking for something unique that will really stand out…

Sorry for the long post… But I know people here will probably have my anwser

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Edit of Siouxsie Sioux, to Fan Club by The Damned! Both amazing bands, part of the punk/post punk scene :)

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Made a music video for one of the best underground Goth bands

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Japanese Goth Bands?

I’ve been trying to find some good Japanese goth bands but all I can seem to find is Visual Kei stuff; is there any Japanese goth stuff y’all would recommend?

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Favourite “underground” goth bands

What are your favourite bands, under the goth umbrella, that a lot of people apart of the subculture haven’t heard of?

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My new vinyl records from this past month. Kinda basic but nice to have the goth staple bands added to my collection

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Looking for bands like Sisters of Mercy, Type 0′ Negative, Mission, Fields Of The Nephilim and Eyes Of The Nightmare Jungle

Yeah, deep low male or female vocals and catchy tunes. What is your recommend?

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Looking for modern (2010s and beyond) gothic rock and/or deathrock bands to check out and support.

As the title says, I wanna find more modern bands in the gothic rock (ala, Sisters of Mercy, Mission, or Nephilim sounding bands) or deathrock catagory that formed recently. I realize my tastes are stuck in the more classic bands and I want to expand my tastes to include modern acts. I also just want to support bands that are currently still making music.

Please no post-punk or -wave (not bad genres, but they're not what I'm looking for). Also the bands have to be formed in 2010 and beyond.

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