My music journey starts in late 2022, when my parental figure gave me apple music. I listened to j-pop, wasn't into music much at the time. Later I started listening to more rock, than punk, riot grrrl, garage rock, etc. Then I finally started listening to goth around March of 2025. I heard Dear Prudence by Siouxsie and the Bansheses on an insta post and I just fell down the rabbit hole. Ngl, I've never really listened to the lyrics of many songs, the sound is what matters more to me I guess.

My absolute faaaaaaaavorite band is Mephisto Walz!!! I even have their Immersion II cd! My favorite albums of there's are Immersion II and IIIrd Incarnation. Scoundrel is good too.
I also love Diva Destruction, Killing Joke, Cocteau Twins, and Siouxsie & the Banshees

Best Songs Ever (according to me)

+ The Tyger - Mephisto Walz
+ Tabazan - Killing Joke
+ The Beast Within - Mephisto Walz
+ Going Under Ground - Mephisto Walz
+ You're the Psycho - Diva Destruction
+ Valley of Scars - Diva Destruction
+ Empire Song - Killing Joke
+ Outside the Gate - Killing Joke
+ O Baby - Siouxsie and the Banshees
+ Nightingale - Mephisto Walz
+ Sacrifice - London After Midnight
+ Psycho Magnet - London After Midnight
+ The Hum - Killing Joke
+ Icarus - Mephisto Walz
+ Cold - The Cure
+ Pornagraphy - The Cure
+ Heartland - The Sound

Currently dont own much music. Still need to build up my collection.
Here's my bandcamp I guess bandcamp linky
I do have a few cds though!! 2 of them are random ones I got at a cd store, one is Immersion II. I got my cd player from goodwill. I am planning on getting cds of Pornagraphy by The Cure, and IIIrd Incarnation soon.

Some other random music things I guess.
Mommy Long Legs is so fun to do karoake to. Used to listen to Mike Krol a ton. Dazey and the Scouts are a good band too, sadly they only realesed one album. Their song Maggot is a fave.I did listen to some vkei once, pretty nice. I remember listening to Eighties by Killing Joke for the first time, and getting a bit disoriented because it uses the same riff from that one Nirvana song. Turns out, quite a few songs have used that riff. Um, that's it... bye.