Gothic / Deathrock / Neofolk

http://www.last.fm/music/In+Gowan+Ring wrote:In Gowan Ring is the musical endeavour of American composer and multi-instrumentalist B’eirth. Started in the early 1990s, In Gowan Ring plays acoustic songs with strong roots in folk, medieval, and psychedelic music.

B’eirth’s soft voice is accompanied by (among other instruments) guitar, harp, piano, cello, bodhrán and many of his own instrument creations (citterns, guitars, hybrids, etc.).

In Gowan Ring has cooperated with many artists from the international folk and experimental scenes, such as: Stone Breath, Maja Elliott, Nick Castro, Fern Knight, Annelies Monseré, and Alio Die

http://www.last.fm/music/Eyes+Of+The+Nightmare+Jungle wrote:Originally formed in 1987 this band had a short, but very effective for the Gothic Rock scene of the 90’s, career. They have released two full length albums (Fate & Innocence) and singles (both for the Shadow Dance song in 12” & 7” version) and they have participated in several compilations.

http://www.last.fm/music/Rosewater+Elizabeth wrote:Rosewater Elizabeth were a criminally under-documented ethereal-goth band from Florida. With a sound that evoked comparisons with the Cocteau Twins, the lineup consisted of Melissa Rae Mileski (vocals), Lee Wiggins (drums), Jeremy Wilkins (keyboards), David Miville (bass) and Dan Rosen (guitar).

https://naevus.bandcamp.com/album/silent-life wrote:Naevus was formed in London in 1998 and has often been categorised as part of the ‘neo-folk’ genre. Their music has also drawn comparison with acts such as Swans and Wire and has been variously described as 'post-punk' and 'acoustic modernist'.

http://www.last.fm/music/13th+Chime wrote:The Chime formed in 1980 in the small London over-spill town of Haverhill in Suffolk. Born out of the British Punk scene: Vocalist Mick Hand, guitarist Gary O’Connor and drummer Ricki Cook were previously in The Antix while bass player Terry Taylor, played with the hard hitting three piece The Wynd-ups.
The band released three independent singles: Coffin Maker, Cursed and Fire, and disbanded circa 1983.
Singer Mick Hand is nowadays a window cleaner in Haverhill
Guitarist Gary O’ Connor is in a new band called “Long Bone Trio”

Treppenrolf wrote:German based Golden Apes:

http://www.sacredbonesrecords.com/products/sbr118-cult-of-youth-final-days wrote:For their third full-length for Sacred Bones, Cult of Youth have delved deeper into their style of punk-influenced psychedelic neofolk and created a self- described “post-industrial Pet Sounds.” Using acoustic and electronic instruments, found sounds and an extensive tribal rhythm section, Cult of Youth have put it all out on the table and left us with their magnum opus.

The band has returned with a renewed sense of enthusiasm and an all-new lineup. Sean Ragon, once the project’s lone member, is now flanked by Jasper McGandy on bass and Christian Kount on electric guitar (both of whom were members of seminal Sacred Bones band The Hunt). Cory Flannigan on drums and Paige Flash on cello complete the five-piece. The end result is Cult of Youth as they were always meant to sound.

The contributions of the new members are evident on every track on Final Days, from the anthemic “Empty Faction” to the gorgeous album closer “Roses.” Final Days is the culmination of everything Cult of Youth has been moving towards the past seven years — post-industrial, post-punk, and post-enlightenment.