Necromanta Posted September 12, 2007 Posted September 12, 2007 This thread makes me want to become a pretentious asshole about music. I see so much electronic being included in the goth genre. Synthpop is not goth. The Cure clearly stated that they refused the title of gothic. Kind of like Nick Cave did with the Birthday Party. Yes, Anthony.. I am a dick. :]
phee Posted September 12, 2007 Posted September 12, 2007 I think one of the basic requirements for being goth is first and foremost refusing to label ones self as goth...
Joey Deadcat Posted September 12, 2007 Posted September 12, 2007 The Quakes Batmobile Krewmen Klingonz The Sharks Frenzy Guana Batz Frantic Flintstones Rochee & The Sarnos Restless The Polecats Spellbound Mad Sin Demented Are Go! Bang Bang Bazooka Mad Mongols Mad Masato & His Skillful Cats Creepshow Curtains Zombie Ghost Train Cosmic Voodoo Thee Merry Widows Mad Marge & The Stonecutters Rigor Phallus Calavera Alley Dukes Elektraws Alphabet Bombers Asmodeus Banane Metalik Gutter Demons Meteors Evil Devil Calamatiez Happy Drivers Gorilla Hellbillys Nekromantix Pharoahs Rezurex The Rocketz King Kurt Deadbolt Shark Soup Monster Klub Mad Heads Meantraitors The Falcons Cracks S*T*H Battle Of Ninjamanz Long Tall Texans Bridgette Handley Celtic Bones Dead Kings Os Catalepticos Cult Of The Psychic Fetus Formaldebrides The Peacocks The Henchmen The Deadutantes Calabrese Zombina & The Skeletones Baby Horror Cryptkeeper Five Mister Monster Twisted In Graves Hyperjax Phenomenauts Demon City Wreckers A-Bomb Chop Shop Casket Gasket Casket Bastards The Nightstalkers Ghost Blood Psychocharger Empty Arms Necrophilicans The Hex Spooky Deville Devilish Presley The Deadcats Koma Katz The Dead Next Door Lonesome Kings The Dark Angels The Silent Dead Thee Suspenders Dypsomaniaxe Koffin Kats Kursed Kreeps Gas Hog Country Bob & The Bloodfarmers Hellbound Train The Shangri-Las Screaming Lord Sutch Screamin' Jay Hawkins Hasil Adkins Frank Wilson & The Cavaliers John Leyton
Fierce Critter Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 The Henchmen OMG - are they still together? I caught them once at the Old Miami about 14 years ago maybe? They were TWISTED. LOVED 'em. And what? No Twistin' Tarantulas/3D Invisibles/Volcanoes/etc.? OMG - I just found videos from them on freaking YouTube. CreepyRick LIVES!!! OMG!!!
Gaf The Horse With Tears Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 The God Bullys - fucked up show... defunct though
Joey Deadcat Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 OMG - are they still together? I caught them once at the Old Miami about 14 years ago maybe? They were TWISTED. LOVED 'em. And what? No Twistin' Tarantulas/3D Invisibles/Volcanoes/etc.? Forgot to include them in my smartass post! And no, not the old Detroit band - The Henchmen listed above are a young psycho band from SoCal.
DJDeadbeat Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 I think one of the basic requirements for being goth is first and foremost refusing to label ones self as goth... If you wanna get a record deal.
DJDeadbeat Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 This thread makes me want to become a pretentious asshole about music.I see so much electronic being included in the goth genre. Synthpop is not goth. The Cure clearly stated that they refused the title of gothic. Kind of like Nick Cave did with the Birthday Party. Yes, Anthony.. I am a dick. :] I agree. I am trying to keep my mouth shut and not go nuts. *Breaths deeply*
Nivek Novisad Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 As it stands Christian Death (fronted by Rozz) Das Ich (Bruno and Stefan are my teutonic heros) And my recent penchant for Mexican Agrotech Hocico Amduscia Dulce Liquido(see Hocico) My musical journey has taken me from mainstream techno and electronica in the early 90's to the darker end of the musical spectrum. From prodigy and Underworld (clearly not goth) on my tapedeck, then my tastes morphing to Haujobb, and Front 242. Puppy, Laibach then Rammstein with a dash of Type-O. Throw in a little anger with Funker Vogt and blend with a little habenero to get Hocico. VNV Nation, Assemblage 23 and the other Bob Hoskins in a black workshirt groups (a friend's description of Ronan) also tickled my fancy. A little Clan of Xymox and Sisters here and there. And for cheese factor, Ikon the aussie band. My rivothead nirvanna lies in horrible power noise like Panzer Division. Amid my journey i started dabbeling in the roots of it all (dark music) Joy Division, Siouxsie, and Bauhaus. Then i heard Romeo's Distress for the first time and everything changed I then got hooked on Christian Death. Yeah, not all of the same grain, multi faceted. Good and bad
Necromanta Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 I agree. I am trying to keep my mouth shut and not go nuts. *Breaths deeply* It's hard to keep your mouth shut though when you surround yourself with the actual goth rock/deathrock genres. People think that the new scene of synthpop/EBM/TBM are all included in what the 80s culture originally was. I don't see any forms of influence of eloquent punk in Industrial. >_>
phee Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 As the original author of the thread stated.... it is not supposed to ignite the argument over what is or is not goth... he was just curious as to what people thought of....
Brother_Hood Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 damn all these have been mentioned but.... Sisters of Mercy Nosferatu Fields of Nefilim the Cure (old) Bauhaus Siousxie Rosetta Stone This is a great post, I'm going to take a look at some of music from the bands posted that I haven't heard of...
Scary Guy Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 As the original author of the thread stated.... it is not supposed to ignite the argument over what is or is not goth... he was just curious as to what people thought of.... You should know better than that. You can't even say the word goth on a goth board and not have a huge debate about "what is and is not goth" explode therein and be discussed IRL by the people in the thread and spill over into three other threads.
phee Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 You should know better than that. You can't even say the word goth on a goth board and not have a huge debate about "what is and is not goth" explode therein and be discussed IRL by the people in the thread and spill over into three other threads.
Necromanta Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 13th Chime The Hideous Empire Xymox UK Decay Faith and the Muse Clan of Xymox The Mission UK The Wake Bloody Dead and sexy A Crying Rose Sexgang Children Christian Death Marionettes Bone Orchard Fear Cult Vex Veronica Lipgloss and the Evil Eyes Film Noir Red Lipstick Death Anorexic Dread The Brides Alien Sex Fiend Brain Eaters Daucus Karota The Flesh Eaters Astrovamps Virgin Prunes Eat Your Make-Up The Naked and the Dead Circus Mort Flesh for Lulu March Violets Shadow Cabinet 45 Grave Turn Pale Asmodi Bizarr Corpus Deliciti Naughty Zombies The Brickbats Madre Del Vizo Of a Mesh Party Day Southern Death Cult Trash Groove Girls Chants of Maldoror The Legendary Pink Dots Children on Stun Danse Society Bomb Party Antiworld Theatre Of Hate The Forbidden Demension Calling Dead Roses Leningrad Sandwich Pink Turns Blue Ausgang Play Dead Malaria! Deadchovsky Requiem in White Bat Attakk Fur Bible Gothic Girls Big Electric Cat Theater of Ice Screaming Dead Black Ice Tones on Tail Tragic Black Ghost Dance Blood and Roses Lacrima Necromanzia Release the Bats
Wooleybooley Posted September 14, 2007 Posted September 14, 2007 I think the term Goth has come to encompass quiet a large spectrum of music these days. Though the first band that always comes to mind is Bauhaus, ... closely followed by Joy Division.
DJDeadbeat Posted September 16, 2007 Posted September 16, 2007 I think the term Goth has come to encompass quiet a large spectrum of music these days. Though the first band that always comes to mind is Bauhaus, ... closely followed by Joy Division. Yes, such as dark anarcho punk, dark minimal wave, spooky psychobilly, and other post-punk and gothic punk related genres. Thankfully, aside from darkwave, goth isn't based around industrial metal/dance or EBM.
LuluVox Posted September 16, 2007 Posted September 16, 2007 There's honestly a band called Release the Bats?? Well then, I think my new smirking Nick avatar is more than appropriate.
Necromanta Posted September 16, 2007 Posted September 16, 2007 There's honestly a band called Release the Bats?? Well then, I think my new smirking Nick avatar is more than appropriate. She moves to the pace of her generator, says damn that sex supreme. She says damn that horror bat, sex vampire, cool machine.
Scary Guy Posted September 17, 2007 Posted September 17, 2007 goth isn't based around industrial metal/dance or EBM. Yeah, you try telling our scene (or most other scenes) that and see where it lands you. I'll tell you where, bickering with a guy like me about it. Granted in the traditional sense neither genre belongs near each other, but both are so small that they just threw them together to fill in the gaps and the stuff you could dance to easily won out since the DJs want to get warm bodies on the floor most of all.
DJDeadbeat Posted September 17, 2007 Posted September 17, 2007 There's honestly a band called Release the Bats?? Well then, I think my new smirking Nick avatar is more than appropriate. They're really good. They did an album called Ever Pleasent Smile. Very new-wave-y goth.
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