Need Goth Music

[dAmNseL jEnY]

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@ezra
Yeah, it is. It really is
Still, it boils down to the individ to choose (shrugs). By the way, thanks for the link.

[EZRA]

That's what were trying to control in this site... we frown on people promoting "illegal downloads". I'd rather if you just keep it to yourself or send a private message to your "accomplice".

You agreed on the site's terms and conditions - rules and regulations ... so please, follow those rules. This site does not support illegal downloads / piracy.

[dAmNseL jEnY]

@ezra
Ok, ok...Gomenasai

[north_star]

my gf listens to Die Form its goth music with trance undertones. personally i prefer happy-full-of-life music than goth. i just don't get it why people celebrate death when it would come to them eventually. but since its a matter of personal preferrence, cge na lang. aprub!

i have varied tastes for music, just like food. gothic music doesn't just talk about death and anything dark or morbid. it also talks about other things like love and happiness. it only takes a keen listening pair of ears to realize that some have positive lyrics. the edgy guitars, the dramatic orchestration and the operatic singing (in some bands) are facades, which for me, makes the genre more interesting.

[balut_man]

my gf listens to Die Form its goth music with trance undertones. personally i prefer happy-full-of-life music than goth. i just don't get it why people celebrate death when it would come to them eventually. but since its a matter of personal preferrence, cge na lang. aprub!

okay. point taken. since you made a very valid argument.

i have varied tastes for music, just like food. gothic music doesn't just talk about death and anything dark or morbid. it also talks about other things like love and happiness. it only takes a keen listening pair of ears to realize that some have positive lyrics. the edgy guitars, the dramatic orchestration and the operatic singing (in some bands) are facades, which for me, makes the genre more interesting.

[dAmNseL jEnY]

Has anybody heard a band named "The Late Isabel" (I'm not sure if i spelled "Isabel" right)? I heard (and watched their vid) about their gothy version of "My Favorite Things".
It is indeed goth for such a happy song from "The sound of Music" becomes "nigtmarish". There was a part which you can hear a xylophone being played. It seemed played innocently but creepy. I think they are Pinoy band but I'm not sure about that.

[fishstix]

Yeah... the late Isabel is a pretty interesting pinoy goth band...
Their influences are the queer, bauhaus and other old-school goth bands o_O
Um...
If you want something more modern, try out these bands:
>Lacuna coil- goth metal. VERY interesting band with great vocals
>Hatemail- Cebuano metal band. Sounds alot like cradle of filth
>nightwish- mix of goth and opera
>the gathering
>pretty girls make graves

[north_star]

If you want something more modern, try out these bands:
>Lacuna coil- goth metal. VERY interesting band with great vocals
>nightwish- mix of goth and opera

from your list, these are the only ones i've heard so far.

[fishstix]

well... those two are rather popular.
And they're very talented as well
But you ought to give the rest of those bands a shot.
They kick ass as well :mrgreen:

[dAmNseL jEnY]

@fishstix
Here's my list too:

Here's my list:
Nightwish
Lacuna Coil
Nine Inch Nails (Industrial)
Orgy
Kittie
The Cure
Siouxsie and the Banshees
London After Midnight
This Mortal Coil
Switchblade Symphony
Cradle of Filth
Evanescence (labelled as Gospel at first but Amy retored Goth)

I dig Enigma (new age) and Marilyn Manson (rock metal) too

I'm still open for other artists Hmmm, I should include The Late Isabel. It's nice to know to have pinoy goth band