#gothic classical

[superchat]

forever love keygen church and how they took analog noises like floppy disks getting read and used them to replace guitars for their music

[soegster]

A Bard in the Dark - Volume II

Do you wonder why it's hard to find a square wave playing right above a harpsichord in the same segment of a track? Do you like gothic classical-sounding dance music?

Then you're in luck, because that's a hella niche genre, yet you've just so happened to have found this album and its predecessor (also on the Bandcamp page). Go give it a listen if you're so inclined.

http://thesoegster.bandcamp.com/album/a-bard-in-the-dark-volume-ii

[die-nachbarin]

Toccata from Suite Gothique Op. 25 by Léon Boëllmann (1862-1897), performed by Jonathan Scott

[die-nachbarin]

Another creepy version of Schubert's "Der Erlkönig" (see yesterday's post), for two pianists, though this one is a lot more campy ...

[die-nachbarin]

Franz Schubert, "Der Erlkönig" (the Elf-King), lyrics by Goethe, with insane sand animation by Cam Baity and Benny Zelkowicz. Be warned, this is reeeeaaaaally creepy ...

[crabanaut]

What if instead of being goth I became pastel goth

[gothcrossing-blog]

"Serpent's Dance" by Arcana.

[gothcrossing-blog]

"La Maison Des Feins" by Artesia.