There are many to choose from and it depends on the time frame you are looking for. There are many now, but some of the founding bands of the gothic music genre are Bauhaus, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Cure, The Sisters of Mercy, Virgin Prunes, Sex Gang Children, Christian Death, and Alien Sex Fiend. Newer goth bands really branch into further subgenres.
Symphonic Rock/Gothic rock as stated in a interview by Sharon den Adel and the bands myspace and website.
What does gothic mean in regards to the group of people? Here's where it gets confusing. There are things that many Goths like that are not gothic (Industrial or Classical music). There are things that are gothic that many Goths dislike (vampires, interest in death). There are things that some people think are gothic that are not gothic (bands like Marilyn Manson and Nine Inch Nails), and there are things that do not call themselves gothic even if they are considered gothic by most people (bands like Sisters of Mercy and Dead Can Dance). However, there's no Grand Gothic Judge to decree what is truly Goth and what is not, although there are plenty of people who claim to be it. It's an ambiguous label with many people using it that don't understand what it means. The people who do understand it often have many different definitions.
He is not. He is punk/pop/rock. Though he does wear eyeliner (Some times) So do a lot of rock bands.
There are three Metal bands by that name - a Power Metal band from the Netherlands, a straightforward Heavy Metal band from the United States, and a gothic/symphonic band from Indonesia.
alternative metal/Gothic rock-- she's the lead singer of Evanescence
Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy, Fields of the Nephilim
Gothic Rock came about as part of the post-punk movement in the 1970s. It was the main influence on what would later become known as Industrial. Gothic Metal is a term which first came about when Paradise Lost released their album Gothic in the early 1990s. Now, most so-called "Gothic Metal" bands are neither gothic nor Metal. Gothmetal.net, for example, has a tendency to list any band with a female singer as such, which is a bit absurd.
Symphonic Rock/Gothic rock as stated in a interview by Sharon den Adel and the bands myspace and website.
Endemoniada 'zine is dedicated to giving exposure to female bands and artists of the metal, hardcore, punk, industrial, gothic, and bizarre genre.
Well if you're talking about the Goth dress style common in the Goth subculture you can thank two bands for making the style flourish all throughout the UK, those two bands are The Cure and The Banshees. If you're talking about Gothic style architecture, I'm not entirely sure, you could just look it up on Wikipedia. Well if you're talking about the Goth dress style common in the Goth subculture you can thank two bands for making the style flourish all throughout the UK, those two bands are The Cure and The Banshees. If you're talking about Gothic style architecture, I'm not entirely sure, you could just look it up on Wikipedia.
What does gothic mean in regards to the group of people? Here's where it gets confusing. There are things that many Goths like that are not gothic (Industrial or Classical music). There are things that are gothic that many Goths dislike (vampires, interest in death). There are things that some people think are gothic that are not gothic (bands like Marilyn Manson and Nine Inch Nails), and there are things that do not call themselves gothic even if they are considered gothic by most people (bands like Sisters of Mercy and Dead Can Dance). However, there's no Grand Gothic Judge to decree what is truly Goth and what is not, although there are plenty of people who claim to be it. It's an ambiguous label with many people using it that don't understand what it means. The people who do understand it often have many different definitions.
He is not. He is punk/pop/rock. Though he does wear eyeliner (Some times) So do a lot of rock bands.
They're actually a hybrid of various Metal subgenres... they would be on the extreme end of the "Gothic" bands (although "Gothic Metal" really isn't a legitimate subgenre, as it refers only to the lyrical themes of the music, and not any specific style).
Some bands similar to Cinema Bizarre include Tokio Hotel, Black Veil Brides, VAMPS, and The GazettE. These bands also have a similar gothic, glam, or visual kei style and incorporate elements of rock or alternative music in their sound.
There are three Metal bands by that name - a Power Metal band from the Netherlands, a straightforward Heavy Metal band from the United States, and a gothic/symphonic band from Indonesia.
There are many bands that could fit this description, but one of the most prevalent ones would be Evanescence.
No, only Gothic style architecture developed from the Gothic period. Fashion came later in the neo-gothic era.