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Most of New Zealand's music is the type of music in the U.S. but they have Maori, Indie, Industrial, Pioneer Folk, Electronica, Darkwave, and Gothic

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Most of New Zealand's music is the type of music in the U.S. but they have Maori, Indie, Industrial, Pioneer Folk, Electronica, Darkwave, and Gothic

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Diary of Dreams is the official website for the German Darkwave band of the same name. On site, one can find tour dates and press releases, as well as view photos and stream audio of the band.

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Listen to Goth Rock. This includes: Bauhaus, Siouxsie and the Banshees/Siouxsie Sioux, Skeletal Family, Alien Sex Fiend, Sex Gang Children, Blood Dead and Sexy, .45 Grave, 13th Moon, Veronica Lip Gloss and the Evil Eyes, etc. This does NOT include: Marilyn Manson, 69 Eyes, Lacuna Coil, Slipknot, Evanescence, etc. You DON'T cut your wrists to be Goth. You DON'T wear nothing but black to be Goth. You DON'T shun people to be Goth. You DO enjoy listening to Gothic Rock, Batcave, Dark Cabaret, Darkwave, etc. All that really matters is that you enjoy Goth music.

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Stylistic origins: Rock and roll, electric blues, folk music, country

Subgenres:

* 2 Tone

* Acid rock

* Alternative dance

* Alternative metal

* Alternative rock

* Anatolian rock

* Arena rock

* Art punk

* Art rock

* Avant-garde metal

* Baroque pop

* Beat

* Bisrock

* Black metal

* Blackened death metal

* Blues-rock

* Brazilian rock

* Britpop

* Bubblegum pop

* C86

* Canterbury sound

* Cello rock

* Celtic punk

* Celtic metal

* Celtic rock

* Chicano rock

* Christcore

* Christian punk

* Christian rock

* Christian metal

* Christian ska

* Coldwave

* Comedy rock

* Country rock

* Cowpunk

* Crossover thrash

* Crunkcore

* Crust punk

* Cuddlecore

* Dance-punk

* Dance-rock

* Dark cabaret

* Darkwave

* Death 'n' roll

* Deathcore

* Deathgrind

* Death metal

* Death rock

* Deathcore

* Doom metal

* Dream pop

* Drone metal

* Dunedin sound

* Electric folk

* Electro Punk

* Electronic hardcore

* Electronic rock

* Emo

* Experimental metal

* Experimental rock

* Folktronica

* Folk rock

* Folk metal

* Folk punk

* Freakbeat

* Funk metal

* Funk rock

* Garage rock

* Garage punk

* Glam metal

* Glam punk

* Glam rock

* Goregrind

* Gothic metal

* Gothic rock

* Grebo

* Grindcore

* Groove metal

* Group Sounds

* Grunge

* Gypsy punk

* Hatecore

* Hard rock

* Hardcore punk

* Heartland rock

* Heavy metal

* Horror punk

* Indie pop

* Indie rock

* Indorock

* Industrial metal

* Industrial rock

* Instrumental rock

* J-ska

* Jam rock

* Jangle pop

* Jazz rock

* Jersey Shore sound

* Krautrock

* Lo-fi

* Lovers rock

* Madchester

* Manguebeat

* Manila Sound

* Mathcore

* Math rock

* Medieval folk rock

* Medieval metal

* Melodic black metal

* Melodic death metal

* Melodic hardcore

* Metalcore

* Mod revival

* Nardcore

* Nazi punk

* Neue Deutsche Welle

* Neo-classical metal

* Neo-folk

* Neo-prog

* Neo-psychedelia

* New prog

* New wave

* Nintendocore

* Noisecore

* Noise pop

* Noise rock

* No wave

* Nu metal

* Oi!

* Ostrock

* Pagan rock

* Paisley underground

* Pinoy rock

* Pirate Metal

* Pop punk

* Pop rock

* Post-Britpop

* Post-grunge

* Post-hardcore

* Post-metal

* Pornogrind

* Post-punk

* Post-punk revival

* Post-rock

* Power pop

* Power metal

* Power violence

* Progressive folk

* Progressive metal

* Progressive rock

* Protopunk

* Power pop

* Psychedelic rock

* Psych-Folk

* Psychobilly

* Punk rock

* Punta rock

* Queercore

* Raga rock

* Rapcore

* Rap metal

* Rap rock

* Riot Grrrl

* Rock and roll

* Rockabilly

* Rock noir

* Rockoson

* Sadcore

* Samba-rock

* Screamo

* Shoegazing

* Shock rock

* Ska punk

* Skate punk

* Skate rock

* Sludge metal

* Soft rock

* Southern rock

* Space rock

* Speed metal

* Stoner metal

* Stoner rock

* Street punk

* Sunshine pop

* Sufi rock

* Surf music

* Surf rock

* Swamp rock

* Symphonic metal

* Symphonic rock

* Synthpop

* Thrash metal

* Thrashcore

* Trip rock

* Twee pop

* Unblack metal

* Viking metal

* Viking rock

* Visual kei

* Wagnerian rock

* Wizard Rock

* Zeuhl

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2 Tone; Acid; Afro punk; Alternative country; Alternative dance; Alternative metal; Alternative; Anatolian; Art punk; Art; Avant-garde metal; Baroque pop; Baggy; Bandana Thrash; Beat; Bent edge; Big beat; Bisrock; Black/doom; Black metal; Blackened death metal; Blues-rock; Britpop; C86; Canterbury sound; Cello; Celtic punk; Celtic metal; Celtic; Chicano; Christcore; Christian metal; Christian punk; Christian; Coldwave; College; Comedy; Country; Cowpunk; Crossover thrash; Crunkcore; Crust punk; Cybergrind; Dance-punk; Dance-rock; Dark cabaret; Dark; Darkwave; D-beat; Death 'n' roll; Deathcore; Death/doom; Deathgrind; Death metal; Death; Digital hardcore; Djent; Doom metal; Dream pop; Drone metal; Dunedin sound; Electric folk; Electronic hardcore; Electronic; Electroclash; Electro punk; Emo; Emo pop; Emo violence; Epic doom; Ethereal Wave; Experimental; Extreme metal; Folk metal; Folk punk; Folk; Freakbeat; Funeral doom; Funk metal; Funk; Garage punk; Garage; Garage revival; Glam metal; Glam punk; Glam; Goregrind; Gothabilly; Gothic metal; Gothic; Grebo; Grindcore; Grindie; Groove metal; Group Sounds; Grunge; Gypsy punk; Hard; Hardcore punk; Heartland; Heavy metal; Horror punk; Indie pop; Indie; Indietronica; Indorock; Industrial black metal; Industrial death metal; Industrial metal; Industrial; Instrumental; Jam; Jangle pop; Jazz; Jersey Shore sound; Krautrock; Lo-fi; Madchester; Manguebeat; Manila Sound; Mathcore; Math; Medieval folk; Medieval metal; Melodic death metal; Melodic hardcore; Melodic metalcore; Metalcore; Mod revival; Nardcore; Nazi punk; Neue Deutsche H"rte; Neue Deutsche Welle; Neo-classical metal; Neoclassical dark wave; Neo-prog; Neo-psychedelia; New prog; New rave; New Wave; New Wave of British Heavy Metal; New Wave of New Wave; New Weird America; Nintendocore; Noisegrind; Noise pop; Noise; No wave; Nu gaze; Nu metal; Oi!; Ostrock; Pagan metal; Pagan; Paisley underground; Piano; Pinoy; Pop punk; Pop; Pornogrind; Post-Britpop; Post-grunge; Post-hardcore; Post-metal; Post-punk; Post-punk revival; Post-rock; Power pop; Power metal; Powerviolence; Progressive metal; Progressive; Protopunk; Psychedelic; Psychobilly; Punk blues; Punk jazz; Punk; Punkcore; Queercore; Raga; Rapcore; Rap metal; Rap; Reggae; Riot grrrl; Against Communism; and roll;abilly; in Opposition; Roots; Sadcore; Samba-rock; Screamo; Shoegazing; Shock; Ska-core; Ska punk; Skate punk; Skate; Slowcore; Sludge metal; Soft; Southern metal; Southern; Space; Speed metal; Straight edge; Stoner doom; Stoner metal; Stoner; Street punk; Sufi; Sunshine pop; Surf music; Swamp pop; Swedish death metal; Symphonic black metal; Symphonic gothic metal; Symphonic metal; Symphonic power metal; Symphonic; Synthpop; Taqwacore; Technical death metal; Third Wave Ska; Thrashcore; Thrash metal; Trip; Tulsa Sound; Twee pop; Unblack metal; Viking metal; Viking; Visual kei; Youth Crew; War metal; Wizard; Zeuhl.

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