Band of the Week - KILLING JOKE

With a manifesto to "define the exquisite beauty of the atomic in terms of style, sound and form" the mighty Killing Joke have been pumping out...

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Category: Band Of The Week

Band of the Week - Le Vant

Le Vant is the brainchild of Transylvanian born George D. Stanciulescu, created as a side project to his dark neoclassical metal act Ad Ombra. As a...

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Band of the Week - Scarlet Leaves

Brazil is not widely renowned as Goth Central, but Scarlet Leaves seem to be an exception to the norm. Formed in 2003 in Sao Paulo, and inspired by...

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Band of the Week - Counting The Mad

Formed through a shared appreciation of all things Nephilim, Counting The Mad came together in the barren britpop mid 90's in suburban Essex. After...

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Band of the Week - Trash Monroe

As Brett Anderson once put it, "She walks in beauty like the night, hypnotising the silence with her powers, Armageddon is bedding this picture...

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Band of the Week - Play Dead

Another one of those "we're not goths" bands that were adopted by the goth crowd, Play Dead were formed in Oxford in 1980. Relating nicely with...

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Band of the Week - Velvet Acid Christ

Falling from the gothic wastelands of Colorado, Velvet Acid Christ is the brainchild mutation of Bryan Erickson who writes, plays, sings, and...

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Band of the Week - The Chameleons

Never quite reaching the commercial success and reputation of their post-punk contemporaries, The Chameleons were formed in 1981 in Manchester and...

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Band of the Week - Lacuna Coil

Formed in Milan in 1994, Lacuna Coil happily sit in the 'gothic metal' genre, like a non-plastic European version of Evanescence. With both female...

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Band of the Week - The Sisterhood

Born through legal wranglings between seperated parties, the Sisterhood released their solitary single "Giving Ground" in January 1986. Armed with...

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Band of the Week - The Hiram Key

Formed out of a disliking of what the Goth scene had evolved in to, the Hiram Key set out to cure the genre with music that they themselves wanted...

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Band of the Week - Interpol

From the indie clubs of New York City, Interpol were formed in 1997 and released a string of EP's up until their debut album, "Turn on the Bright...

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Band of the Week - Tribazik

There's not many bands that can boast having Jaz Coleman as a guest on their album. Tribazik, the up and rising UK industrial band, can do just...

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Band of the Week - Department S

Named after cult 1960's TV series, Department S were formed in 1980 from the ashes of the ska punk band Guns For Hire. Making their live debut in...

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Band of the Week - Love Spit Love

Rising from the ashes of the recently demised Psychedelic Furs, Love Spit Love was formed in 1992 by ex Furs' members Richard and...

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Band of the Week - Modesta

To be adored

Formed in 2009, Modesta is a musical collaboration of singer/songwriter Viktoria Modesta and musician/producer Nik Hodges....

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Band of the Week - Generation X

Long before Billy Idol swanned off to the U.S. in search of a higher grade of peroxide, he used to front a decent honest punk band called Generation...

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Band of the Week - Nash The Slash

Children of the Night, What Sweet Music They Make

 

Borrowing his name from a Laurel & Hardy film, Nash The Slash (nee Jeff...

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Band of the Week - Prima Donna

The bitter comes out better on a stolen guitar

 

I caught Prima Donna live a few days ago in my hometown, and was blown away by their...

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Band of the Week - Global Citizen

This is my Eastern Promise

Formed from the ashes of 'Constructive Noise' in 2003, Global Citizen remains the brainchild of founder Rich...

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