Good evening! I used to be an old school reg on Vampirefreaks back in the day. I have delved into various and sundry subcultures/groups, failing to commit to one single group. I enjoy talking about typology (so the Myers Briggs Type Indicator) as well as a plethora of other topics. I enjoy the Goth subculture, and have devoted several years to studying it as well as immersing myself in the music, the art, etc. I am mostly here to learn more about it.
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- One of the things I love about Goth music is how diverse it is. There are so many layers to it. It's not just some edgy high school bullshit, but when you listen to goth music, there's so much to take in. There are so many different kinds of songs, different subgenres, etc., etc. There are even political undertones and commentaries on society/ the geopolitical state of the world (i.e. Siouxsie And The Banshees). When you take a look at the historical influence of events and its relationship with the music primarily produced in the 80's, you'll see that there was so much depth to it. Long story short, the Goth subculture isn't just about fashion. It's about history, community, and there's so much depth. There's still a lot I don't know about with Goth music. I suppose I'll never know everything about it. But that's why I love the genre. There's always something more to learn. VIVA LA GOTH! <3One of the things I love about Goth music is how diverse it is. There are so many layers to it. It's not just some edgy high school bullshit, but when you listen to goth music, there's so much to take in. There are so many different kinds of songs, different subgenres, etc., etc. There are even political undertones and commentaries on society/ the geopolitical state of the world (i.e. Siouxsie And The Banshees). When you take a look at the historical influence of events and its relationship with the music primarily produced in the 80's, you'll see that there was so much depth to it. Long story short, the Goth subculture isn't just about fashion. It's about history, community, and there's so much depth. There's still a lot I don't know about with Goth music. I suppose I'll never know everything about it. But that's why I love the genre. There's always something more to learn. VIVA LA GOTH! <31 Comments 0 Shares1
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