Various Artists: Gothic Diva's
Review By: Azriel K.
One of the latest compilations brought to you by Cleopatra Records, includes tracks by Miranda Sex Garden Switchblade Symphony, Mephisto Walz, Die Laughing just to name a few. The album as a whole emanates the more alternative version of the human female and their expression through music, Gothic Diva's also gives good example to the diversity of "goth music" as well as diversity in female vocals from the soft vocals of Edera in their song "Good Things" to the lustful screams of Miranda Sex Garden's female vocals all the way to the enigmatic Mephisto Walz.
Is this a recommendation? Of coarse, I wouldn't have done a review if I didn't enjoy it at least a little. Compilations are the best way to get a different feeling throughout your body every six minutes or so and an excellent means of discovering bands you have not before.
So the answer? Gothic Diva's. The Question? Name an album that is both diverse in sound, feel and of coarse, artists.
Homeless
Android Lust:
The Dividing
Imperative Reaction:
Ruined
Cesium 137:
Assembly
Theatre of Tragedy:
Assembly
Gotterdammerung:
Morphia
VNV Nation:
Future Perfect
HOCICO:
Signos De Abberacion
Stromkern:
Armeggedon
Cut Rate Box:
Dataseed
Void Construct:
Estramay Aleph
Christopher:
The Wer Next Projekt
Lost Signal:
Catharsis
Flesh Field:
Belief Control
Wumpscut:
Wreath of Barbs
Collide:
Beneath the Skin
Blank:
424C414E4B & promo2
BlutEngel:
Seelenschmerz
Project Pitchfork:
Daimonion
Welle Erdball:
VW Käfer & 1000 Tage
Silent Watcher
of Dark Matter:
Installation
Goliath:
Land Of Nod
Tapping The Vein:
Undone
Collide:
Chasing the Ghost
Theatre of Tragedy:
Aegis
R.N. Atrophy:
Broken
Various Artists:
Cryogenic Studio-Vol2
Various Artists:
Gothic Divas
The Sins of thy Beloved:
Perpetual Desolation
Paradise Lost:
One Second
Sisters of Mercy:
A Slight Case of Overbombing
Theatre of Tragedy:
Velvet Darkness They Fear
