from the maestro himself:
Dark-punk's most overrated artist, Siouxsie has left behind very few compositions that deserve to be remembered. Most of her "music" was actually attitude, and therein lies her importance. She was an icon, and undoubtedly influenced bands worldwide. Goth-rock would not be a widespread phenomenon without her. But, unlike her model Nico, she was "only" an icon, and never a musician. Thanks to heavy promotion from major labels since the beginning of her career, she did achieve a bigger commercial success that the rest of dark-punk's emaciated ranks but at the expense of sacrifing whatever little originality her music had. If nothing else, the commercial scam helped give the genre some credibility with labels, which in turn materialized in a broader acceptance of gothic music worldwide. That is what Siouxsie will be remembered for.
sell it to one of the rabid stans itt
I'm not rabid just flew across the planet to see her
from the maestro himself:
Dark-punk's most overrated artist, Siouxsie has left behind very few compositions that deserve to be remembered. Most of her "music" was actually attitude, and therein lies her importance. She was an icon, and undoubtedly influenced bands worldwide. Goth-rock would not be a widespread phenomenon without her. But, unlike her model Nico, she was "only" an icon, and never a musician. Thanks to heavy promotion from major labels since the beginning of her career, she did achieve a bigger commercial success that the rest of dark-punk's emaciated ranks but at the expense of sacrifing whatever little originality her music had. If nothing else, the commercial scam helped give the genre some credibility with labels, which in turn materialized in a broader acceptance of gothic music worldwide. That is what Siouxsie will be remembered for.
ayoooo she must’ve f***ed his mom or something for him to have written this
ayoooo she must’ve f***ed his mom or something for him to have written this
it's funny that you/we all can tell who this is from just the quote itself
Mad Men was godly compared to Succession lol
Mad Men is godly, period. Top 10 tv drama. Succession is one of the last great shows imo.
from the maestro himself:
Dark-punk's most overrated artist, Siouxsie has left behind very few compositions that deserve to be remembered. Most of her "music" was actually attitude, and therein lies her importance. She was an icon, and undoubtedly influenced bands worldwide. Goth-rock would not be a widespread phenomenon without her. But, unlike her model Nico, she was "only" an icon, and never a musician. Thanks to heavy promotion from major labels since the beginning of her career, she did achieve a bigger commercial success that the rest of dark-punk's emaciated ranks but at the expense of sacrifing whatever little originality her music had. If nothing else, the commercial scam helped give the genre some credibility with labels, which in turn materialized in a broader acceptance of gothic music worldwide. That is what Siouxsie will be remembered for.
Haters say all this but never say who an actual “legit” artist is
from the maestro himself:
Dark-punk's most overrated artist, Siouxsie has left behind very few compositions that deserve to be remembered. Most of her "music" was actually attitude, and therein lies her importance. She was an icon, and undoubtedly influenced bands worldwide. Goth-rock would not be a widespread phenomenon without her. But, unlike her model Nico, she was "only" an icon, and never a musician. Thanks to heavy promotion from major labels since the beginning of her career, she did achieve a bigger commercial success that the rest of dark-punk's emaciated ranks but at the expense of sacrifing whatever little originality her music had. If nothing else, the commercial scam helped give the genre some credibility with labels, which in turn materialized in a broader acceptance of gothic music worldwide. That is what Siouxsie will be remembered for.
Complete BS. They have songs on every album that rival whatever Cure, New Order etc were doing at any given time. Insanely good music.
I have a vintage shirt of this band and tbh haven't really listened to much of them
Tinderbox is a must
@leals_core trade me your favorite Charli, K-Pop and late period NIN albums for my top 3 Banshees
Complete BS. They have songs on every album that rival whatever Cure, New Order etc were doing at any given time. Insanely good music.
The non-album tracks are just victory laps



No one in my theater thought this movie was funny lol. They had to think I was insane laughing at Colin getting his arse beat by a cop.
Need to start juking these stats
Not voting siouxsie just for this post even if i end up liking them
@leals_core trade me your favorite Charli, K-Pop and late period NIN albums for my top 3 Banshees
sure thing I’ll do it once I get home
Not voting siouxsie just for this post even if i end up liking them
Giving Siouxsie my top 4 spots just for this post
even if there are lots of other queens I wanna vote for
Giving Siouxsie my top 4 spots just for this post
even if there are lots of other queens I wanna vote for
you're no stranger to top heavy list stacking
you're no stranger to top heavy list stacking
You're no stranger to testicles
from the maestro himself:
Dark-punk's most overrated artist, Siouxsie has left behind very few compositions that deserve to be remembered. Most of her "music" was actually attitude, and therein lies her importance. She was an icon, and undoubtedly influenced bands worldwide. Goth-rock would not be a widespread phenomenon without her. But, unlike her model Nico, she was "only" an icon, and never a musician. Thanks to heavy promotion from major labels since the beginning of her career, she did achieve a bigger commercial success that the rest of dark-punk's emaciated ranks but at the expense of sacrifing whatever little originality her music had. If nothing else, the commercial scam helped give the genre some credibility with labels, which in turn materialized in a broader acceptance of gothic music worldwide. That is what Siouxsie will be remembered for.
Damn they cooking here