Posts Tagged ‘birthday’
Today is Atsushi Sakurai of Buck-Tick’s birthday
He would have been 60 years old. I've had Buck-Tick's 1990 album Aku no Hana as a part of my rotation this week, so I wanted to share some old school Buck-Tick with one my my favorite songs by them, "Sabbat." Happy birthday Acchan, I miss you!
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Goth Funeral photos for birthday
this isn’t my usual goth look, but i had 1920s-esque funeral photos taken by my lovely friend for my upcoming birthday 🖤🖤
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Happy birthday Patricia Morrison 🖤🖤
Today is the birthday of Patricia Morrison, the bass guitar player and singer of the band The Sisters of Mercy, are there any fans ? Please share interesting facts in the comments!
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My look for my birthday on Wednesday
Turned 20! Still not old enough to go to goth clubs :’)
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Goth playlist for my non-goth birthday
Hi!, my birthday is soon and I will invite friends to be at home playing board games. I would like to make a playlist of goth songs that have a party vibe, preferably darkwave, the bad thing: I can't think of what songs to play. Any suggestions? 🙂
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The Birthday Party, Southern Gothic.
(The band's legacy on culture will not be touched upon as its importance is obvious)
I was listening to The Birthday Party and I realized something that is not particularly important and that is that I don't really get the "gothic" sound within their music as it is sometimes presented. It is definitely dark, scary and romantic but I don't think it reaches the level of being considered "Gothic Rock" as it is closer to Noise Rock, No Wave and Punk Blues. Maybe instead of "Gothic Rock" I think it is more appropriate to see it as a Deathrock album due to the punk still being present in most of the songs and its almost non-existent ethereal atmosphere. This is my personal opinion but I would like to know what you think about it and how you would present it.
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