I'd like to get more into this music genres but I don't really know what bands or artists should I listen so if anyone could recommend me smth would be great!! :)
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Any Punk, Goth, Hyperpop music recomendation??
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Reply by OmNomStudio
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A goth band i've heard is really good for beginners that i've been recommended myself is London After Midnight, The Cure, and Bauhaus
Reply by Luny ☆
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Reply by Val
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i really good goth band i would recommend is the witching hour
theit music is fucking majestic
and of course the goth classics (siouxie and the banshees, the cure, joy division, bauhaus)
for punk id say pleasure venom is a good punk band
idk about hyperpop tbh
i mean 6arelyhuman is more scenecore and idk much ab electronic genres
but they make good music
if you like punk metal you can give dystopia a listen
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Reply by Ivy
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As far as punk goes the album "lycanthro punk" by wolfpack is a good intro into crust punk.
Reply by Иiko
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More obvious punk bands: Minor Threat, Dead Kennedys, Sex Pistols, The Damned, Ramones, Black Flag, Adolescents, Circle Jerks, Reagan Youth, Dystopia, Leftover Crack/Choking Victim (my personal favourites), Fugazi, Agent Orange, Descendents, Bikini Kill, and of course, The Clash.
You should be able to branch out from there.
Reply by xSLEEPx (Zak)
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for punk, some of my fave punk bands are minor threat, battery, black flag and rites of spring (rites of spring are also emo)
Reply by Orpheus_Rose
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Uhhh for Punk bands I'd recommend Bad Static, Destroy Boys, Gorillaz, Kate Bush, Mommy Long Legs, The Oozes, and Cheap Perfume :]
Reply by Grey
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hiii!!!!
Id reccomend:Sunshine Blind,Rosetta Stone,corpus delicti,the sex pistols,concrete blonde,gene loves jezebelle. sry i couldnt think of any hyperpop songs.
byeeeeee!!!!!
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