Title: What is Goth?
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Steampunk / Neo-Victorian
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Emo or Emotional Hardcore
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What does Punk have to do with it and where did the term Goth come from?
How did the Goth subculture get its name?
Who were the first Gothic bands?
The Batcave Nightclub - The Womb for the Gothic Subculture
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Content: Punk had a rebellious anti-conformist attitude towards society and therefore the word Punk become synonymous with rebellion. Goths and Steampunks do not so much rebel against society but sort of ignore it and have formed their own society. Yet, they are influenced by modern society in an artistic sense in that the art, music and fashion of the Goth culture reflects the horrors of modern society. So punks might have reacted to society with anger and violence while Goths will peacefully paint you a picture to show you what they think of society. How did the Goth subculture get its name? Who were the first Gothic bands? Musicians who initially shaped the aesthetics and musical conventions of gothic rock include Marc Bolan, the Velvet Underground, the Doors, David Bowie, Brian Eno, Iggy Pop and the Sex Pistols. Journalist Kurt Loder wrote that the song "All Tomorrow's Parties" by the Velvet Underground is a "mesmerizing gothic-rock masterpiece". Critic John Stickney used the term "gothic rock" to describe the music of the Doors in October 1967, in a review published in The Williams Record. Stickney wrote that the band met the journalists "in the gloomy vaulted wine cellar of the Delmonico hotel, the perfect room to honor the gothic rock of the Doors".