Teen Gothic

Thin flesh / by TRAITRS

i cannot for the life remember what it’s called but i need to find it: all i remember is the lyrics ‘in excelsis deo’ and i remember it sounding like something mors syphlitica would write/ sounds like. i know this is a stupid post but i can’t really go into a non goth subreddit and expect anything less than christmas carols

Hello friends. I’m trying to remember the name of a song from the 90’s or early 2000’s. Female singer, at the end she breaks down crying and screaming. I wanna say similar to genitortures, but I don’t think it’s them. Any help would be oh so appreciated!

You know I always had a inner goth in me, I always denied myself as a goth despite the fact I listen to some of the music, I always thought that being a goth meant to be one in general having some traits and listening to the music, And in the end really its more of if you listen to the music you are already a goth, The first goth song I have ever listened to was surprisingly and I am not sure if this counts at all but it was the most mysterious song on the internet, Yes that was literally the song's name and I kinda got curious into its the genre since I liked it soo much, I delved into it more and found out it was gothic, And from time to time I started to listen to goth music, But what really got me in into being a goth was, The march violets – natural history, I was listening to random goth music on spotify in like 1 AM while drrawing, And I remember specifically this kicking in, Giving me the most satisfying goosebump ever.

And here I am finally getting into being goth, And posting here, I may look like the biggest conformist yet, But I am a goth from the inside and I wanted to know what completely got you in into being a goth too? Or threw you in, In that case?

New song and video by the italian band Geometric Vision entitled "Luna"."Luna" is an immersive journey into the culture and atmospheres of their city Naples, with its lights but especially with its shadows.The novelty of this song is the use of the Neapolitan language to better convey the meaning and depth of the lyrics.Video

I'm looking for club classics and hidden gems with lgbtq+ themes, or (preferably) by lgbtq+ artists.

Goth or goth adjacent genres only please.

(So like the Sisters doing the Abba cover for example, Sopor Aethernus or Klaus Nomi? But it can be more niche stuff too)