Teen Gothic

I especially love and your heart will be also, it’s like if Pink Floyd had a goth phase and it’s so good

I’m brand new to the subculture and loving it here so far but I’m not really comfortable describing myself as a baby bat. definitely get the appeal of the term, I think it’s just personal preference; wondering if there are alternatives. If there aren’t I’m content to just call myself “new” lol but I was just curious

I do know about The Ninth Heaven and Willow Scarlet, I found them on Bandcamp and I believe they're from India. But I was wondering if there was any other project from the country? The goth music scene here is extremely limited and sometimes, I do wish there were more projects coming out of here.

Really enjoy the old style of music "witching hour, rosetta stone etc.). Are there some new bands that make similar stuff?

My favorite Goths online are Angela Benedict, Midnight Owl, It's Black Friday, Toxic Tears, and LeahMouse, but none of these are male Goths. Angela and Owl are particularly my favorite Youtubers, because I find them the most relatable, and informative about the 90's era of Goth.

But as far as I can see, the most well-known male Goths in the community are Goth Dad, Conor of Random Goth Couple, and he who shall not be mentioned.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

I know trains aren’t necessarily the spookiest mode of transportation, but i would like to know what goth songs, if any, are about trains. I am an amateur railroad photographer and it would he really awesome to have some songs that combine my two biggest interests: trains and goth music.

To distinguish from what may be "neoclassical darkwave", I'm thinking of a sound that's more like goth rock (with rock music elements) but with classical components (such as piano and strings), rather than being more ethereal/ambient and not much rock.

Are there any songs of this description/combination? Does this have a specific name as its own genre, or is it just a variation of "goth rock" (so it would still be primarily labelled as that)?