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Special: The "Goth Kid's Grandparents" Spotify Playlist

Special: The "Goth Kid's Grandparents" Spotify Playlist

Once a month a do a special themed playlist, this month it is Gothic Rock from the 80's.

The playlist includes songs from Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy, Clan of Xymox, Cocteau Twins, and many others.

Winter is coming, Explore, Enjoy, and Share Music!

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Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures (Factory, 1979)

On Wednesday's I post an All-Time Album. Today's album marks the 20th post in this series.

I wanted this one to matter, so I am choosing Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division both because of it's importance in my life and because it is a great album.