Recommend me some Goth acts
 

Preferably things that don't involve a lot of screaming.

Evanescence

Die.

The?

The Birthday Party

lol

Yes. The Bart, The.

Hearts of Black Science.

Reminds me of a band I picked up from CD Baby called "Envy." This is not a bad thing, by the way. Nice stuff.

Evanescense- wake me up...was used at no way out 03. Korn- Word up, A.D.I.D.A.S.

Any man who speaks German CAN'T be evil

Any particular genre? Inkubus Sukkubus is a symphonic-ish Pagan rock band, but alot of their songs sound the same--those that stand out stand out real well, though. They also do a mean cover of Paint It Black.

I don't think Switchblade Symphony are actually intended to be goth, but they end up coming off that way and having that sort of fanbase.

Razed in Black is always an option.

I know I'm forgetting something major, but fuck if I can remember. I'll probably recall it later.

For the record, Evanescence is Lacuna Coil without all the good.

Rasputina's first album, "Thanks for the Ether."

I've DL'ed Rasputina's stuff before. I may buy some albums through eMusic.

Damn right you will, KK, daaaaamn right you will. :)

I just purchased all three of the albums up on eMusic. Track 2 on Frustration Plantation isn't available though, which is fucked up.

Interpol

Pioneer to the Falls is a friggin must though

Maybe I missed something, but how the fuck are Interpol goth?

Which albums are those?

Kano. 'Nuff said.

Oh Perilous World, Frustration Plantation, Cabin Fever.

"Thanks for the Ether" and "How we Quit the forest" are far better albums. But Frustration Plantation is pretty decent. Oh Perilous World isn't really goth though.

Yeah, they don't have those.

emusic is obviously shite, and must be destroyed! I will set about on achieving this.

I'll probably just buy the other records from an actual store. I just like the convenience of eMusic.

I don't really know what subgenre means what. They're often silly and artificial. See the whole "Post Rock" thing. I'm primarily a fan of Type O Negative and Bauhaus, if it helps.