The layout of this guide is terrible - it's hard to tell what text goes with what album - but the suggestions are solid.
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Yeah that's really difficult to follow.
I can't fault the suggestions without getting picky about genre definitions (Dead Can Dance as goth rock?!). They're all solid albums though.
Yeah, DCD is generally more neo-folk in my experience. Cocteau Twins shoegaze and ambient. Which isn't to shun either one or say they aren't goth etc. Just not the epitome of rock. The rest are solid though, kind of omitting ole captain sensible and rat scabies. I'll be damned if I made such a list and left out The Damned.
DCD is not even close to being neofolk π
Aaaah yeah poor choice of terms on my part. Neoclassical all I remembered at the time was that I knew I always mixed it with qntal and death in June for dj sets. Though I don't do death in June anymore. No promotion of fash friends.