Emo, goth i to...

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Tema za mračnu muziku.

Mračnu tematski, estetski ili kako god...

Možemo samo redati klipove, a možemo i progovoriti koju - kako god odgovara...

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Za početak, jedna metal obrada pjesme benda The Offspring.

Ko voli The Offspring, a ovo nije preslušo, sad je pravo vrijeme. Zvuči baš dobro:

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Zatim, legendarni Cohen.

You want it darker; we kill the flame...

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Da vdimo šta čat kaže za Cohena u vezi sa naslovom teme...

Yes, Leonard Cohen’s music contains strong proto-goth elements—such as dark themes, deep baritone vocals, and a morbid, romantic poetic style—even though he is a folk-singer/songwriter rather than a literal goth artist.

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Naravno, bez njih ne može:

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Ovdje su se stvari poklopile kao nikad. Nine Inch Nails obradio pjesmu Joy Divisiona za potrebe originalnog filma The Crow.

Od svega toga, i aseksualan bi se uzbudio...

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Da vdimo kako Alice in Chains stoji...

Alice in Chains is not formally classified as gothic rock or goth metal, but their music features deep emotional and atmospheric ties that appeal strongly to the goth subculture.

Musical and Thematic Links to Goth

Dark Lyrical Themes: Their songs focus heavily on depression, addiction, isolation, and mortality, matching the bleak tone found in goth music.

Heavy, Somber Sound: Rather than fast 1980s thrash, their heaviest work draws from slow, crushing doom metal and sludge metal styles.

Haunting Harmonies: The intertwined vocal harmonies of Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell create an eerie, melancholy atmosphere.

Subculture Crossover: Fans and critics note that Alice in Chains belongs to a rare tier of heavy bands whose dark, brooding aesthetic earns mutual respect from metalheads, punks, and goths alike.

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Sve tačno. I sve jasno vidljivo, primjera radi, ovdje:

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[Duh]

ovo sad nije samo da nesto dodam.
ovo je jedna od mojih omiljenih pjesama. mislim da joj ovo mjesto odgovara.






"I already know what this'll become."

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Eh, čat, da te vidim sad: Mark Lanegan, goth or not?

Yes, Mark Lanegan’s solo work and later Mark Lanegan Band albums feature distinct gothic and dark wave elements, though he is primarily rooted in grunge, blues, and Americana.

The Voice: Lanegan possessed a deep, gravelly baritone often compared to Leonard Cohen or Tom Waits. Critics frequently labeled him a "gothic crooner" or "grunge gothic" due to his ability to wrap his voice around downcast, atmospheric arrangements.

Electronic and Post-Punk Influences: While his work with the Screaming Trees leaned toward traditional alternative rock and grunge, his 2010s solo records like Blues Funeral and Phantom Radio openly incorporated 1980s post-punk and synth-driven dark wave elements. Tracks on these albums featured driving, New Order-style synthesizers and atmospheric textures reminiscent of bands like The Sisters of Mercy and Joy Division.

Lyrical Themes: His songs heavily explore macabre and brooding subject matter—including death, sin, despair, and personal redemption—fitting comfortably into a "narco-gothic" aesthetic. He also explicitly covered post-punk staple artists, such as performing Joy Division's "Isolation" live with Cold Cave.

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Too dark for finding my ground
and trees
shiver and sway...

[Duh]

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