Teen Gothic

I have always wondered why goth culture is considered evil or whatever? I consider myself metal head/hard core punk guy and I love death metal and allot of the lyrics are about killing Christians especially deicide or morbid angel and most black metal bands sacrificing virgins and other crazy shit for shock value. Goth music from what I have listened to is not like that I any way shape of form at least what I have heard. I just doesn't make sense to me why this culture is considered evil or whatever stereotype bullshit people spit out.

So I was reading through the FAQ's for the sub for funsies and in the section about Gothic Metal there's a snippet talking about the lack of an established metal-goth rock fusion which got me thinking of Unto Others(formerly Idle Hands) who play essentially bass-driven Deathrock with a heavier guitar tone and touches of metal aggression at rare times(Think TSOM's Vision Thing meets Horror Vacui and The 69 Eyes), these guys are getting pretty popular, touring around the world and all and I'm wondering if it'll spawn more music along these lines, and if it does, how would it be recieved by the goth community? Would it be accepted? What would it mean for the evolution of the genre? It's such an interesting development to me considering there really aren't any bands with this sort of sound, at least none so established as this so it's difficult to say what the impact will be going foreward. My personal opinion is that the next wave of goth music will consist of 2 main sylistic routes, the first being similar to that of the latest Christian Death album which imho continued to push the limits of what goth music could be and secondly similar to Unto Others as I've detailed. I'd like to hear some thoughts on the matter!

Cheers

Context: a year ago I came across kerrang's list of the 50 most evil songs ever written, and I thought it was the most push over top whatever list ever written. To me it wasn't really the 50 most evil songs period, it was more like 'the list of 40 dad rock songs that have the word devil in the title and 10 that I agree with' and ever since then, out of spite, I have been trying to make MY OWN 50 most evil songs list with the intention to make a better list than kerrang's. I've already got 20/50 songs in it of various genres spanning from extreme metal, experimental/avant garde genres, blues/folk/country, dark ambient, horrorcore, and more, but no goth just yet, so I wanna see what kind of songs there are in a genre I haven't reviewed yet.

Which leads me to my question: what are the most evil goth songs you know of, they can be from obscure bands and from popular bands (as a diehard metalhead I don't know anything about the history of goth music 😅)