For people interested in new goth music

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Maisey
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Not many of us managed to get to see the aircrew at the violets gig, which was a shame. They arn't a band I know well, but I've seen 'em a few times and liked what I've heard, and I plan to pick up an album.

I have a feeling that lot of hard working modern goth band are all to often ignored - people won't dance to them in clubs because they want to hear 80's classics etc etc.

I've compiled a short list of bands that are doing their best to earn "the goth dollar" at the moment. Hope some of you folky folks appriciate it :wink:

SBA Of the ones on here, Peachey clean I liked best.

Rome Burns Sadly some of this bands best tracks arn't up on the myspace, but they make quality poppy goffik music.

Univited Guest If Devil's Toybox doesn't get you jiving you have no soul.

Ghost Of Lemora This is the main website but it has an automatic music player. It ain't my fault I'm beautiful of Dread the day (the cities rise) are a couple of tracks that stand out for me, although its all good.

Other more established bands that still wave the flag for goth as a relevant modern genre include London After Midnight (Really really gothic, but don't sound like anyone other than themselves, had a new album this year). The Cruxshadows (Not to everyones taste but well loved by a vast horde of (mostly) PVC clad young female goths. They have an electronic pulse, but they are goth rock at heart. Star Industry rock. Did a famous tune called ninties, which gets a lot of club play but their other stuff is seriously good stuff. NFD are a bit like the Nephilim, a little heavier, touring and releasing music regularly.
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I think it's called "darkwave" over here, now...
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Darkwave (as I understand it) is music that combines synthpop type instumentation with gothic atmospherics and song structures. This is a LOOSE definition, but of that list I'd only really call the cruxshadows Darkwave.
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Gawd bless ya Maismeister, Goffik Yoof standard-bearer extraordinaire! :lol: :notworthy:
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Am a big fan of Ghost of Lemora. Hoping Father Christmas brings me their new cd :wink:

Everyone should also own at hear at least one Manuskript CD - especially the last couple of albums. Diva Destruction from the US are also worth checking out for fans of female-vocals.

My other favourites seems to all be splitting up at the moment - Killing Miranda and Faces of Sarah have both bitten the dust in recent months - so I'm afraid to name check too many more, just in case!
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Maisey wrote:Darkwave (as I understand it) is music that combines synthpop type instumentation with gothic atmospherics and song structures. This is a LOOSE definition, but of that list I'd only really call the cruxshadows Darkwave.
in Italy, fanzines and magazines always called "Dark" what you call goth
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Maisey wrote:
Univited Guest If Devil's Toybox doesn't get you jiving you have no soul.
:cry: :cry: I have no soul.....

Alltho I dont wear pvc, I quite like Cruxshadows though. Their older stuff. And I really like Star Industry and London After Midnight ( havent heard the new though, and listening now, Im not so sure anymore, they have pan flute now :cry: ), and its been a while since I listened to it. I lost so much music when my pc crashed, and with my memory.... well you can imagine I forget.. Im glad you reminded me :notworthy:

My jiving foot always changes from day to day, mostly the same, but still....
Tonight my foot tingled when I heard Angel, from Gothminister
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weebleswobble wrote:Voice fae Forres-f**king Goffs! :lol:
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If the Crüx are in your list, can I add Zeromancer as well?

Always liked them a lot since day one. Electro-industrial rawk music ;)

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Izzy HaveMercy wrote:can I add Zeromancer as well?

Always liked them a lot since day one. Electro-industrial rawk music ;)

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I've never listened to Crüxshadows.. any recommendations? I get paid in a few weeks..
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Talking of Screaming Banshee Aircrew, was it my imagination (it may have been, I was in the loo at the time) or did they do a cover of Incubus Succubus?
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So we all going to see Screaming Bamboo Potted Plant Panda when they next play then?
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we've got a gig with them next year. :)
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Scardwel wrote:we've got a gig with them next year. :)
Don't say it's in Leeds :urff:
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November in Mansfield. (Incubus doo dah are on the bill too)
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