-------------Goth Rock--------------

Faith or Pornography?

Faith.	19.2%	[ 80 ]
Pornography.	27.6%	[ 115 ]
It depends on my mood.	21.9%	[ 91 ]
I'm not sure what you are referring to?	31.2%	[ 130 ]
Total Votes:			[ 416 ]

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

So, we can still talk about death rock and darkwave and whatnot, right? Even though the thread is "Goth Rock"?

[Sinister Kung Fu]

_PsychoPathic-Tend3ncies_

So, we can still talk about death rock and darkwave and whatnot, right? Even though the thread is "Goth Rock"?

Absolutely. If you check, I've got band lists for both of them on the front page. I'm probably going to add psycho/gothabilly and horror punk since they're so closely related these days.

[Ugly_Horrorshow]

YAY! Someone (people who made thread) who actually know's what they're talking about.

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

I love goth music. ^_>
And most of the people who listen to it. blaugh

Sorry if I sound dumb, I'm just still pretty new to this. I may make some mistakes.

[A Kiss Goodbye]

Has everyone here recieved invitations to the deathrock guild?

[Soulbutter]

LaughingInsanity

Sinister Kung Fu

A Kiss Goodbye

I've never heard Gothabilly, I don't htink. Any bands I should check out?

the Young Werewolves
Ghoultown
Sex With Lurch
The Hammerdowns

Deadbolt is pretty decent, too.

About 15 years ago, when I lived in San Diego, the guitar player from Deadbolt chased me out of one of thier shows with a chainsaw.

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

I was already in the DR guild. :]

And why, Soulbutter? O_o

[Soulbutter]

It's a long and sordid story, lol. I kind of knew the band, and he wasn't really trying to erm...cut me with the chainsaw or anything. At least I don't think so. When we got outside, I was laughing, he stopped and said, "Happiness is a warm gun". And went back to the show, lmfao.

[Ignore The Machine]

Does anyone here have baby turns blue by the virgin prunes?

This version though: http://www.myspace.com/virginprunes
Basically, the really upbeat one, and not the super dragged out one.

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

I want to know a band. crying

If I knew how to play the bass, or had a good voice, I'd make my own. confused

I have the motivation. biggrin

Seriously though, I don't know anyone famous. =[

[Ignore The Machine]

_PsychoPathic-Tend3ncies_

I want to know a band. crying

If I knew how to play the bass, or had a good voice, I'd make my own. confused

I have the motivation. biggrin

Seriously though, I don't know anyone famous. =[

I'm friends with the lead singer of scarlet's remains and I've met the other bands members. I've met the wife of the lead singer of cinema strange, umm...I met the lead singer of pins and needles, Din Gloris lead singer, Dinah cancer, and other minor deathrock people.

[Jacky Hellcraft]

I guess my band's kind of involved in the Deathrock/Goth Rock thing.... We do a pretty good cover of Bela Lugosi's Dead by Bauhaus, and our version of Hurt (Johnny Cash cover of Nine Inch Nails) sounds kind of Bauhaus-y, along with one or two of our other songs. But we also do a lot of grunge and folk rock.

Really, I feel greatly inspired by Goth Rock and Deathrock, especially Sisters of Mercy and Bauhaus, musically, and by their unique styles.

Does anybody know of any new bands that sound anything like the older Bauhaus stuff?

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

You want to make me jealous; don't you? blaugh

[Ignore The Machine]

Jacky Hellcraft

I guess my band's kind of involved in the Deathrock/Goth Rock thing.... We do a pretty good cover of Bela Lugosi's Dead by Bauhaus, and our version of Hurt (Johnny Cash cover of Nine Inch Nails) sounds kind of Bauhaus-y, along with one or two of our other songs. But we also do a lot of grunge and folk rock.

Really, I feel greatly inspired by Goth Rock and Deathrock, especially Sisters of Mercy and Bauhaus, musically, and by their unique styles.

Does anybody know of any new bands that sound anything like the older Bauhaus stuff?

I can't think any right off the top of my head, but...
If you want something like them, just older, try tones on tail and love and rockets.

[Ether-Eating Eskimo]

Jacky Hellcraft

I guess my band's kind of involved in the Deathrock/Goth Rock thing.... We do a pretty good cover of Bela Lugosi's Dead by Bauhaus, and our version of Hurt (Johnny Cash cover of Nine Inch Nails) sounds kind of Bauhaus-y, along with one or two of our other songs. But we also do a lot of grunge and folk rock.

Really, I feel greatly inspired by Goth Rock and Deathrock, especially Sisters of Mercy and Bauhaus, musically, and by their unique styles.

Does anybody know of any new bands that sound anything like the older Bauhaus stuff?

Erm, honestly... Bauhaus had their own special sound. I don't know any other bands with it.