Your Guide In Goth
Step into the hauntingly beautiful world of Goth music with Chosen Tracks. Discover playlists filled with the dark, atmospheric sounds that define this genre, from its brooding melodies to its intense, emotional lyrics. Whether you're captivated by gothic rock anthems, ethereal waves of darkwave, or the heavy riffs of goth metal, these playlists offer a curated selection of the genre's most compelling tracks. Stay tuned for regular updates as I bring you both timeless classics and hidden gems from the Goth scene. Have a track or artist you think should be featured? Reach out to me at Patric@chosentracks.com—I’d love to hear your suggestions and share in the Gothic musical journey! More Information about Goth Music below.
Playlists - Latest Goth Releases (2020–Present)
Stay up to date with the latest in Goth music! These playlists are updated weekly with the freshest releases, so you’re always connected to the newest sounds. Recent tracks are added to the top, ensuring you never miss a beat in the evolving Goth scene.
Goth | Dark | Industrial Rock 2020-2024
Darkwave | EBM | Electro-Industrial 2020-2024
Industrial Metal | Neue Deutsche Härte 2020-2024
Playlists - Classic Goth & Hidden Gems (Pre-2020)
Discover timeless Goth gems from before 2020, featuring both iconic tracks and hidden treasures. These playlists delve into the atmospheric and darkly enchanting sounds that have defined the genre, while also highlighting lesser-known tracks that may have slipped under the radar. While not updated weekly, I occasionally add overlooked classics and new finds to keep the collection fresh and engaging.
Best of Gothic Rock
Best of 80's Gothic Rock
80's Gothic Rock
Gothic Music:
Emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, evolving from post-punk with a focus on darker and more atmospheric sounds. Characterized by its melancholic and introspective lyrics, the genre often incorporates elements of rock, electronic, and classical music. Goth music explores themes of darkness, romance, and existential angst, creating a unique auditory experience that resonates with its listeners on a profound level.
Gothic Rock: Combines the dark aesthetics of punk with melodic elements, often featuring atmospheric guitars and dramatic vocals. Bands like Bauhaus and Sisters of Mercy pioneered this sound.
Darkwave: Merges electronic music with the dark, introspective qualities of goth, characterized by synthesizers and haunting melodies. Artists like Clan of Xymox and Dead Can Dance are key figures in this subgenre.
Post-Punk: A broad genre that overlaps with goth, featuring experimental sounds and a focus on mood and atmosphere. Joy Division and Siouxsie and the Banshees are influential in this style.
Industrial Rock: Fuses the harsh, mechanical sounds of industrial music with rock elements, creating an aggressive, darkly energetic sound. Bands like Nine Inch Nails and Ministry are notable in this genre.
Ethereal Wave: Emphasizes dreamy, otherworldly sounds with a focus on lush, ambient textures. Artists like Cocteau Twins and This Mortal Coil exemplify this subgenre.
Deathrock: A more extreme and chaotic branch of goth that integrates punk's raw energy with the genre's characteristic dark themes. Bands like Christian Death and Alien Sex Fiend are key examples.
Gothic Metal: Blends the dark and atmospheric elements of goth with the heavy, melodic aspects of metal. Featuring a mix of growling vocals, symphonic elements, and intense guitar riffs, this subgenre includes bands like Type O Negative and Paradise Lost.