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LP Record With the album Pornography, The Cure released one of the key gothic rock albums of 1982. Although it wasn't well-received by critics at first, many fans now consider it the best work the band has ever released. One thing is certain: Pornography is a milestone in 80s music. It's regarded as The Cure's darkest album ever, after which a dive into a more colourful pop world was an almost logical next step.

Music CD - The second album of the band, whose work does not deny the influences of gothic rock. Unto Others is an American rock band from Portland, Oregon.

LP Record Gather your loved ones, "Together" is here. Duster's fourth album is a thirteen-song exploration of cosy, interplanetary gothic. A sonic vaseline of submerged guitars, soldered synths and overdriven rhythm tracks. "I know people say 'oh, Duster's music is so sad', we've even said that ourselves," says Clay Parton. "But it's much more absurdity than nihilism."

LP Record Slow, Deep and Hard is the debut album by the band Type O Negative, released on 22 April 1991. The album was recorded at Systems Two recording studio in Brooklyn, New York. It was produced by Peter Steele and Type O Negative. The album was mixed by Michael Barbiero. The album is a mix of doom metal and gothic rock. The album was well-received by music critics. In 1992, the album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance.

LP Record Tiamat's 1999 album, "Skeleton Skeletron", marks a significant evolution in the band's musical journey, showcasing a shift from their earlier death/doom metal style towards a more gothic rock and dark wave sound. The album is the Swedish band's seventh full-length studio effort and further cements their reputation as genre-bending experimentalists. With Johan Edlund's distinctive vocals at the forefront, "Skeleton Skeletron" offers a collection of tracks that blend atmospheric synthesisers, melodic guitar work, and introspective lyrics.

LP Record Tiamat's 1999 album "Skeleton Skeletron" represents a significant evolution in the band's musical journey, showcasing a shift from their earlier death/doom metal style towards a more gothic rock and dark wave sound. The album is the Swedish band's seventh full-length studio effort and further cements their reputation as genre-bending experimenters. With Johan Edlund's distinctive vocals at the forefront, "Skeleton Skeletron" offers a collection of tracks that blend atmospheric synthesisers, melodic guitar work, and introspective lyrics.

LP Record Killing Joke: Hosannas From The Basements Of Hell is a studio album by the English post-punk band Killing Joke, released in 2006. This album is the band's twelfth studio effort, showcasing their characteristic blend of industrial rock, post-punk, and gothic influences. The lineup for this record consists of founding members Jaz Coleman (vocals and keyboards), Geordie Walker (guitar), and Youth (bass guitar), with Paul Raven also contributing bass parts and Ben Calvert on drums. Hosannas From The Basements Of Hell continues to explore dark and dystopian themes, with the band's sound being both aggressive and atmospheric.

LP Record Pale Waves' debut studio album, "My Mind Makes Noises", was released on 14 September 2018 via Dirty Hit and Interscope Records. The album showcases the band's signature indie-pop and synth-pop sound, with a blend of catchy melodies and gothic aesthetics. It features fourteen tracks, including the singles "There's A Honey", "Television Romance", and "Kiss", which helped establish the band on the indie music scene. Other notable tracks on the album include "Eighteen", which captures the essence of youthful exuberance and nostalgia, and "Noises", a song that delves into personal insecurity and self-doubt.

LP Record Moonspell: The Antidote is an album released in 2003 by the Portuguese gothic metal band Moonspell. It is the band's sixth full-length studio album, following on from their 2001 release, "Darkness and Hope". "The Antidote" showcases Moonspell's signature blend of dark, atmospheric melodies with heavy metal riffs and gothic undertones. The album was produced by Hiili Hiilesmaa, known for his work with other metal bands such as HIM and Sentenced. It features a conceptual story complemented by a book from Portuguese author José Luís Peixoto, which was included in the original limited edition of the album.

LP Record This new release commemorates 30 years since the formation of one of the most mysterious and sonically captivating bands in the dark rock/prog genre. Mnemosynean features an extensive collection of all of Katatonia's rarities and B-sides, including tracks from the band's numerous EPs, limited special editions, cover versions, and a variety of collaborative remixes. The journey of "Mnemosynean" spans from the gothic, experimental epic "Scarlet Heavens," recorded in 1994, to tracks recorded during the sessions for the outstanding 2016 album "The Fall of Hearts." The intriguing title "Mnemosynean" itself means 'memories' and was chosen because of inscriptions on tombs from 400 BC.

LP Record The Head on the Door is the sixth studio album by the English rock band The Cure, released on 8 September 1985 by the Polydor label. The album was recorded between January and May 1985 at RAK Studios in London and is the band's first album to feature the new drummer Boris Williams. The Head on the Door is a transitional album for the band, featuring elements of both gothic rock and the group's pop style. The album has been described as "a collection of disparate songs that come together to form a cohesive whole". Several songs on the album were written by singer and guitarist Robert Smith and bassist Simon Gallup, with other songs written by keyboardist Lol Tolhurst and drummer Boris Williams. The album was produced by Dave Allen and The Cure. The album cover was designed by Smith.

LP Record - A vinyl reissue of the sixth album by the Scottish dream pop group. The Scottish band, featuring Elizabeth Fraser, Robin Guthrie, and Simon Raymonde, was one of the most influential bands of the 1980s. The Cocteau Twins' sound, which oscillates between dream pop and gothic rock, and Fraser's exceptional voice have influenced countless bands to this day. In 1990, Cocteau Twins released their sixth album, "Heaven Or Las Vegas". It became their biggest commercial success, reaching the top ten in the UK, and many magazines later named it one of the best albums of the 90s. The head of the 4AD record label at the time, Ivo Watts-Russell, even considers "Heaven Or Las Vegas" to be the best 4AD album ever.

LP Record The debut album from the iconic American tattoo artist, model, and iconoclast Kat Von D is a pastiche of shape-shifting analogue synthesisers, post-punk dreamscapes, gothic tones, and bashful pop magnetism. Long before making history with tattoos, ubiquitous television shows, bestselling books, and an influential beauty empire, Kat Von D would sit down at a piano and play for nearly two hours a day. Her life was defined by a classical education and a deep appreciation for music of all genres. She studied vocals with Ken Tamplin for six days a week to strengthen her voice. In 2012, she began writing with GRAMMY® Award-nominated legend Linda Perry.

LP Record Superlative. After releasing the live album "Electric Castle Live and Other Tales" at the beginning of 2020, the progressive metal outfit surrounding Dutch musician Arjen Lucassen is now releasing a new studio record. "Transitus" is the name of the concept album, which this time does not take place in the Ayreon universe. Instead, it's a gothic horror story set in 1884. The main characters are named Abby and Daniel. As always, Lucassen is supported by a host of top-tier guests, including former Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider, guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani, Simone Simons from Epica, Tommy Karevik from Kamelot, guitarist Marty Friedman, and many others. The narrator is former Doctor Who actor Tom Baker.

LP Record If Perfume Genius's first albums felt like they were sung at a piano in complete darkness, Mike Hadreas ventures into new musical territory with "No Shape". Or should we say fields? Because although the thirteen opulently wild songs from the American artist occupy their own niche, they have been cultivated by various influences: church music, gothic radio formats, art pop, krautrock, queer soul, the sound of RCA Studio B, rhythm and blues, and life itself! Thanks to his collaboration with Blake Mills, who produced the last Alabama Shakes album and performs with John Legend, Hadreas has found a new comfort zone and taken his artistic expression to the next level of evolution. Right where the individual parts become a whole.