![Pins and Needles - Asylum [Deathrock, Released in 2005]](https://external-preview.redd.it/FCKKSqi6qtcck23kCSoRl36QiVgL6fnB7TqwK7dGFlI.jpeg?width=320&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=a874baefc7ef50dc90fea03d433fb00b9b41ab7c)
![Pins and Needles - Asylum [Deathrock, Released in 2005]](https://external-preview.redd.it/FCKKSqi6qtcck23kCSoRl36QiVgL6fnB7TqwK7dGFlI.jpeg?width=320&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=a874baefc7ef50dc90fea03d433fb00b9b41ab7c)
1919 - Alien [Released in 1983, Goth Rock]
m.youtube.comLook Back In Anger - Torment [Deathrock, Released in 1984]
I think their EP(?) Flowers is astoundingly underrated, three damn near perfect songs.
Siouxsie Sioux at an event by the Throbbing Gristles.
Seeing as Industrial was the topic on seethingsunday, I remembered that I was watching a video on [correction] Throbbing Gristle and the creator used this photo to exemplify some of their performance art. I did a second glance and then another and then said, “Siouxsie!” She’s everywhere! Debbie Juvenile is the blonde beside her.
The Ink Bats - Not Starving [Goth Rock - Released in 2017]
m.youtube.comWhen do you most frequently listen to goth music?
I came about this question when I was realizing how my changing schedule was making my ability to listen to music more difficult than usual. Most times I listen to my music when I’m out on a walk or cleaning up my area, but seeing as I am not always out on a walk nor cleaning and usually am focused on other things that music will interrupt. I found myself making time to listen to music while reading. It is not an easy thing to focus on spoken word and written word, but I found that it made the atmosphere of what I was reading more interesting as well as has become the most common time I listen to music.
So I wondered how music slots into other people’s schedules around here!