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Drowning Craze

Initially a car for Angela Jaeger, a fresh York-born vocalist who had moved to London to review voice and musical theater, Drowning Craze was just collectively from 1980 to 1982. Although its’ post-punk strategy hook them up to the leading edge of early-80s’ English music, they’re greatest kept in mind …

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Zapato 3

Mostly influenced simply by British isles goth rock, Venezuelan Zapato 3 burst in to the local rock scene in the mid-’80s, issuing their debut album, called exis, Furia y Languidez, in 1989, accompanied by Bésame y Suicídate in 1991 and Separación in 1994. A calendar year afterwards, guitarist Alvaro Segura, …

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Per Oystein Sorensen

Vocalist Per Oystein Sorensen raised the bridge for Fra Lippo Lippi to combination from desolate goth rock and roll to a piano-laden amalgam of brand-new influx and light jazz. When Fra Lippo Lippi shaped in Norway in the past due ’70s, the group appeared enthusiastic about the droning rhythms and …

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Boys Next Door

As the cult of Cave grows, increasingly more non-Australian music fans may uncover the Children NEARBY and their lone album, 1979’s Door, Door. Vocalist Nick Cave, guitarist/multi-instrumentalist Mick Harvey, bassist Tracy Pew, and drummer Phil Calvert had been disaffected, dissatisfied teens growing up within a middle-class portion of Melbourne, hearing …

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Julian Plenti

The alter ego of Interpol’s Paul Banks, Julian Plenti’s musical career is in fact slightly longer than that of Banks’ other project: Banks conceived of Plenti in 1996 and began performing as an acoustic solo artist in 1998, playing venues like the Knitting Factory and Tobacco Road. He continuing writing …

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Antichrisis

An account of two rings? From Germany, Antichrisis provides revealed diametrically compared musical identities on the first two public recordings. In 1997, they released Cantara Anachoreta, that was something of the gothic, progressive dark metal affair described with the deep, throaty vocals and obstreperous acoustic guitar playing of Sid (also …

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Radium

Intelligent dark rockers Radium evolved from vocalist Tabatha Predovich’s prior work in some musical tasks from Minneapolis to London and finally Detroit. In Minneapolis in 1990, Predovich performed using the improvisational device Velvet Rat. Her knowledge and exposure using the music group was more than enough to attract the eye …

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The House of Usher

THE HOME of Usher is also known as the “last” Goth rock-band from Germany, the same country that unleashed doomsayers Xmal Deutschland in the ‘80s. Produced in 1990 by Jorg Kleuden (vocals), Markus Get (electric guitar), Ray Nottinger (bass), and Victor Constrictor (electric guitar, keyboards) as Stories of Despair 1919-1925, …

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The Sleepers

Among the earliest SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA punk rings, the Sleepers were also among the initial U.S. clothes to extend the boundaries from the design into what’s acknowledged today as “post-punk.” Offering the deep vocals and inscrutable lyrics of vocalist Ricky Williams (previously a drummer with Criminal offense), the Sleepers’ …

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Babylonian Tiles

The instrumental sound from the Babylonian Tiles is a swirling, keyboard-heavy mixture of psychedelia and goth rock, with occasional touches of blues and a good dash of soul. More than this complicated stew floats the vocals of creator and music group mastermind Byrna Golden, whose design has been in comparison …

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