CanwllCorfe

No. It was completely tan/brown. It was kind of like a Bathory album cover, except the goat lacked any detail.

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soultoucher

Hey guys, I am new to the forum and it's been great so far. Heard of a lot of artists that I did not know of, so I think I should bring my contribution . The last album I bought was of a not so known artist by the name of Liam Bailey : Out of the Shadows. He did a collab with chase and status... great voice and great music he needs to be out there so much more. And since I am talking about unknown artists I also want to tell you about this wonerfull and soulfull/dancefull song that I came across on yout*be from an artist who seems to be Romanian singing in english and then wooo french... totally unexpected but it just speaks to me... the artist is Mika Moupondo and the song is called song without words , so check it out . Cheers

LoathsomePete

Hmm, I'll keep looking but I can't think of anything off the top of my head. Maybe look up the top rated black metal albums on RYM from 2009-present, maybe you'll get lucky.

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meltrecordings

I seem to be buying loads of old 4AD albums. Most recent Pale Saints 'Comfort in Madness' and Wolfgang Press 'Queer'.

Thing is they don't seem to have got any cheaper.

I can recommend on Amazon quite a bit of 90's period Virgin releases: Frazier Chorus, That Petrol Emotion... bands like that all a couple of dollars on Amazon.

AjayMac

I recently downloaded JJAMZ's Suicide Pact. It's really a gem; a mixture of 80s synth and indie pop. It's just great.

Goofle

Bahaus - In The Flat Field

Pretty damn cool Post-Punk record. Not really as "Gothic" as I was expecting it to be, but that's all good.

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Janszoon

Great album. If you're just beginning to check out Bauhaus, you're in for a treat. All of their albums from their original run are fantastic.

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sidewinder

I only got around to this sometime last year myself, and I also felt it wasn't as gothic as I anticipated. But at this point in my life, that was actually a good thing. I've still only heard this one and The Sky's Gone Out. I prefer In a Flat Field.

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Chives

Been meaning to pick up a reissue of this album for a while, but there was an 80s French import copy available in the local shop today for the same cost as a reissue, so I snatched it up. Seems like great mid-60s garage rock so far, just like the debut.

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Madam Butterfly

Foals....Holy Fire...going to see them next week...