Top 10 of All Time Part 3

Top 10 Gothic Rock Acts

Gothic rock is a rock subgenre which was developed from the post-punk genre from the 1970s and was more influenced from glam rock and Gothic fashion. The subgenre had a high popularity in the 1980s but the popularity ended in the 2000s.

10. Joy Division (UK)
  • Other genres: Post-punk
9. Nina Hagen (Germany)
  • Other genres: Post-punk, punk rock, glam rock, New Wave, gospel, Neue Deutsche Welle, dark cabaret
8. Evanescence (USA)
  • Other genres: Alternative rock, pop rock, gothic metal, nu metal, alternative metal, Ethereal Wave, dream pop, shoegaze, piano rock, post-grunge, hard rock, dark rock
7. HIM (Finland)
  • Other genres: Alternative rock, pop rock, heavy metal, hard rock, dark rock, gothic metal
6. Gary Numan (UK)
  • Other genres: Industrial rock, Dark Wave, synthpop, New Wave
5. The Damned (UK)
  • Other genres: Punk rock, psychedelic rock, art rock, garage rock, alternative rock
4. The Cult (UK)
  • Other genres: Hard rock, heavy metal, glam metal, alternative rock, post-punk
3. Cocteau Twins (UK)
  • Other genres: Ethereal Wave, dream pop, shoegaze, alternative rock
2. Siouxie and the Banshees (UK)
  • Other genres: Post-punk, punk rock, New Wave, alternative rock
1. The Cure (UK)
  • Other genres: Post-punk, New Wave, psychedelic rock, alternative rock
Honourable mention: Nightwish (Finland) and Rasmus (Finland)
  • Nightwish's other genres: Gothic metal, symphonic rock, symphonic metal
  • Rasmus' other genres: Alternative rock, symphonic rock, alternative metal, soft rock, funk rock

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