While we also encourage Spotify to handle fair price policy for artists and bands, we think their music relations logic works best. Support the bands by following them, like their albums or tracks, and let your subscription fee flow to the right artists.

Goth subgenres are a minority on Spotify.  You can help all these bands by sharing their new work, like them on Spotify. Put it this way, if you are a paying subscriber, make clear which bands you like. Following one of the GothVille Playlists will weight also, since the collection is containing small and big names from our beloved Goth scene...

Gothic is not Goth.  Well, it is a slogan which makes no sense. We know! But we have so many subgenres in our scene, and we're unable to separate them all in different playlists. That is why we decided to put all kind of Goth related music in a few playlists following a kind of mood we are used to defining our random radio playing logic.

Gothic Rock is containing mostly Rock related music like Goth metal, Goth, Dark Wave. While our wave playlists is, of course, containing New Wave, Minimal Electro and the more electronic Post Punk and Dark Wave. The more poppy sounds like synthpop and futurepop can be found in our Pop list, and faster beats like EBM and Agrotech can be found in our Move Playlist. The harder stuff like Industrial, Noise, Power Noise and Industrial Techno is the main collection in our Factory playlist.  Our Cave playlists is going from Old school punk to Post Punk, Batcave, Horrorpunk. Some Psychobilly is still challenging to find, but we try to keep track of them. 

Our Ambient playlist is a collection of Dark Ambient, obviously, but we put here Ritual Noise as well. Our Celt playlist is related to all kind of Dark Folk, here we also include the  Neo Folk type of music. In general, we try to keep them in the right place, while it is often not that easy to decide, it is darkness after all...