Posts Tagged ‘Music’
/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!
Here's some great new post-punk/goth releases:
Vision of the Void – "Unshroud Our Eyes" [Goth Rock / Deathrock] (CA, U.S.A)
Last Grasp – "Entwined" [Post-Punk / Goth] (FL, U.S.A) (Releases Wednesday, 14th September)
Head Cut – "Head Cut" [Goth Rock / Deathrock] (CA, U.S.A)
Cracky Tights – "Little Paranoia Things / The Deer" [Deathrock] (Russia)
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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Reddit’s Goth Community
Essential Goth: New Music Mix #13 #goth #postpunk #deathrock #darkwave
New mix for you beautiful bats!
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Reddit’s Goth Community
Dance music needed for a ritual
So I'm putting together a ritual for an upcoming Halloween music festival. I am trying to come up with a piece of danceable music ~15 min long for a circle dance.
Trying to find something that will match our theme which is gothic/vampire inspired. Have been mainly inspired so far by gothic fusion belly dance material but I am open to other suggestions. Please feel free to share some inspo!
Thanks everyone
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Before you came to knew Goth music, what did you think it sounded like? What were your pre-conceived notions about the music and subculture in general?
Before I started listening to and became thoroughly familiar with Goth, I had zero clue what it sounded like and thought maybe it was either really loud and clangy almost similar to metal, or that it was still loud but quasi dancey like Industrial, and people danced to it at “dark raves” or underground nightclubs and such. And then I discovered it and I thought wow this is hella good music, no matter what subgenre it is. And that’s the other thing I like about goth, is that there’s quite the number of subgenres and they can sound very different from one another and yet we can still identify that minor chord or that distinct tone of dread that makes them all similar to each other. What about you guys? Did you already have an idea what goth music was like before you got to listen to it?
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What was life like when goth music first found you?
It was a confusing time for me. I kept having doubts about my career, about my creative aspirations, about my identity.
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