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I just started listening to a playlist my friend made he with Bauhaus, Siouxsie and the Banchees, and some other bands. And holy shit I love this so much I usually listen to death metal but I’ll definitely have to listen to more of this.

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/r/Goth’s Modern Music Mondays!

Post your links to new releases from 2000 or later, let's give some focus to new music. In the list below, you'll find some new releases from the past few weeks!

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Here's some great new post-punk/goth releases:

False Figure – "Castigations" [Deathrock] (OK, U.S.A) (Releases Tuesday, 1st November)

Slaughterhouse – "Halloween" [Deathrock] (CA, U.S.A)

Haunt Me – "Don't Fall Asleep" [Post-Punk / Darkwave] (OK, U.S.A)

Cataphiles – "Cataphiles" [Deathrock] (Germany)

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Want more? Check out our full 2021 Spreadsheet and now our 2022 Spreadsheet of Upcoming/Recently Released music.

Don't forget about our ever-growing list of post-punk, goth rock, darkwave, deathrock, etc. releasing labels!

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Essential Goth: New Music Mix #15

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I made a Batman themed Goth playlist. Awhile ago I made a Batman patch to put on a vest, and since then I’ve thought “what would Batman listen to?”. So I made this. The playlist isn’t directly tied to Batman, I just thought it would be fun to interpret what his music taste would be.

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Great Goth Music Challenge – Aytakk’s List (more details in the comments)

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Any more Voodoo Church music

All I'm finding on Spotify is just the one Voodoo Church album. So what I was wondering, is if they ever recorded more, or if that's it, and if they did, where can I find it?

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Did goth culture exist before goth music?

Why is goth considered a strictly music based subculture? This is a genuine question I’ve been curious about. I don’t mean to offend or devalue the importance of goth music, but it seems like being goth was a thing before the music came into play but there just wasn’t a name for it. It says online that it started in the 80s (though the term gothic rock was coined in 1967), but what about gothic literature and architecture from the 19th century? Or some aspects of the victorian era? Another small example, a lot of people consider Elvira goth and she took inspiration from the Vampira show (1950s).

I really favor this subculture over all others, there’s so many aspects I love especially the fashion and architecture. I feel disappointed I can’t be apart of it if I don’t favor the music above the other things (I do like it, but I like many other genres better I don’t have much time to get into it. I also have a hard time finding songs with lyrics I like, I like heartfelt songs). Please inform me, I’d love to know more. Again I’m just genuinely asking because I love goth!

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goth music with trip hop elements?

Sort of like Collide. I’m a fan of Massive Attack, Portishead, Tricky and all that 90s-2000s shit. If you know of any lmk thanks

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Burn by The Cure (1994). I owned the soundtrack for The Crow as a child, and this was the first goth song I ever heard. Changed my life and perspective on music forever.

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New band, new music. ST///LL – Darkened Eyes. Enjoy. FREE download available on Bandcamp.

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