Teen Gothic

I adore Scary Bitches! I love their unique sound. Are there any other songs and artists who sound similar?

Also, I wish Scary Bitches would make more music someday.

I think the vocals sound really pretty in this song and I like how “spooky” it sounds.

So I've been experimenting with this cool guitar effects pedal on garageband called "spin box". It's essentially made to emulate the sound of a Leslie rotor speaker cabinet. A lot of classic rock bands utilized this sound. TC Electronic makes a similar sounding one called the Vibraclone Rotary.

I'm just curious if anyone knows if Rikk used a similar pedal on Only Theatre of Pain. Many of the songs have that spinning, screeching, a demon is clawing it's way out of a fiery hole sound in the guitar.

Hear me out. Somebody Else by the 1975. I've been listening to it a lot recently and I feel like the lyrics and mood of the song would fit in with goth music if it were made into a goth cover.

Like this: https://youtu.be/Gz-Rh8lkRew

Some of the bands i like are: Corpus Delicti, Bauhaus, Requiem In White, and Mephisto Walz.

It doesn't have to be albums, individual track names that come to mind would be nice.

This is not a complaint, I just wanted to post this to see if someone else also thinks the same. I feel like a lot of modern Goth Rock/Post-Punk/Darkwave bands sound the same. Don't get me wrong, I love some of the new bands, but there are a lot that replicate a sound and don't have their own personality in their music. A lot of the new bands just use reverb and delay in their guitar, play a bass line inspired by Peter Hook and the singer sings with a deep and emotionless voice. They all try to sound like Joy Division or Molchat Doma, but never actually sound as good as them and it just ends up sounding a bit repetitive. Because of this I almost always find myself looking for underground records of the 80s, because I feel the music was more varied and had more emotion or more creativity. Again, just want to make clear, that I don't think ALL of the modern bands do this and sound all the same.