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Goth
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Decade of origin
Key colours
Music
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Beginner Albums to Goth
Fashion
Websites, Stores, & Vendors
Fashion-Based Aesthetics
Bubble Goth
Cabaret Goth
Chained Goth
Corporate Goth
Cybergoth
Casual Goth
Darkwavers
Deathrockers
Fairy Goths
Fetish Goth
Goshikku Gyaru
Gothic Lolita
Health Goth
Hippie Goths
Medieval Goth
Midwest Gothic
Nu-Goth
Pastel Goth
Romantic Goth
Southern Gothic
Trad Goths
Tribal Goths
Victorian Goth
Woodland Goth
Misconceptions About Goth
Gallery
References

Content: If you aren't sure which of these genres you may like (or you want more information on what goth music sounds like), this video might help. Some genres are less-prevalent, or goth-aligned. These genres include: Minimalwave is the most simplistic sounding of the goth genres. Minimalwave strips down the complexity of the other genres to create an almost artificial sound, hence the "minimal" part. A key aspect of minimalwave is the simplicity of the instrumentation, both electronically and acoustically. This genre could be described as avant-garde by most. Example. Post-punk is the genre which goth rock and its sub genres formed from. To note, all goth rock is post-punk, but not all post-punk is goth.