Goth Music Database

User notes:

it seems they use soundcloud rather than bandcamp and most/all of their releases are there. Zeitgeist something something is on there, but not on youtube. https://soundcloud.com/stillpatientofficial/sets/zeitgeist-weltschmerz Also this is just a consipiracy but I feel like the label Schwarzrock was pushing them in the hard rock/alt rock direction and away from second wave... I feel much more confident in giving the second wave label to their Alice in records. I also feel I was a bit more generous with the second wave of goth label than my instinct is telling me for some of the middle albums(i feel the guitar riffs are a bit more hard rock than goth) but ill let you decide. Also was a bit unsure about whether the less goth (more like "metal light") elements should be called hard rock or alt rock.

Moderator notes:

- All of their albums are present on Bandcamp via their labels, I added the links. You have to double-check this since it's quite a common occurrence. - I was surprised you put Industrial on Cataclysm but not Chameleon. That one was way more Industrial. - Nightmare Arrival is long enough to be a full-length. - Changed Demondive to pure Industrial Rock, it's not really metallic enough for Gothic Metal. Also "Industrial" is for stuff that has standalone electronic tracks without rock elements (which their early albums fit), while "Industrial Rock" is for cases when the industrial elements are integrated into the rock sound. - I often use "Hard Rock" to express general heaviness that is not metal enough and is not Industrial Rock or punk. I can't say what Alternative Rock is precisely, but it's generally not as heavy, is quirkier and might have punk or post-punk elements and other influences. Selective Perception and Shape Shifters fit both IMO (and Shape Shifters is also industrial on some tracks).