"The Funeral Bazaar"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyF6tLHet3k

Encyclopedia Metallum lists them as Neo-Classical Experimental with gothic themes, and Wikipedia lists them as symphonic/gothic and darkwave. It all depends on the song, I guess.

Pretty good. Great vocals and I love the intro.

I know he is not a goth (lol), but I want to know what you would classify his music/image as.

The closest thing I can think of is Industrial

Any thoughts?

reading the other comments:
he is not an emo.
he is not a goth.
and he is no longer shock rock.
his music is industrial, alternative metal and rock.
It use to be glam rock and slight heavy metal.
^ from somebody who knows what their talking about when it comes to marilyn manson.

2 Tone
Acid rock
Afro-punk
Alternative metal
Alternative rock
Anatolian rock
Art punk
Art rock
Avant-garde metal
Avant-rock
Avant-progressive rock
Baroque pop
Beat
Bisrock
Black metal
Blackened death metal
Blues-rock
Boogaloo
Brazilian rock
Britpop
Bubblegum pop
C86
Canterbury sound
Cello rock
Celtic punk
Celtic rock
Chicano rock
Christcore
Christian rock
Christian metal
Coldwave
Comedy rock
Country rock
Cowpunk
Crossover thrash
Crust punk
Crust punk
Cuddlecore
Dance-punk
Dance-rock
Dark cabaret
Darkwave
Deathcore
Deathgrind
Death metal
Death rock
Doom metal
Dream pop
Electro Punk
Emo
Experimental rock
Folk rock
Folk metal
Folk punk
Freakbeat
Funk rock
Garage rock
German rock
Glam metal
Glam rock
Goregrind
Gothic metal
Gothic rock
Grebo
Grindcore
Groove metal
Group Sounds
Grunge
Hatecore
Hard rock
Hardcore punk
Heartland rock
Heavy metal
Horror punk
Indie pop
Indie rock
Indorock
Industrial metal
Industrial rock
Instrumental rock
Iranian rock
J-ska
Jam rock
Jangle pop
Jazz rock
Jersey Shore sound
Krautrock
Latin rock
Lo-fi
Lovers rock
Madchester
Manila sound
Mathcore
Math rock
Melodic black metal
Melodic death metal
Melodic hardcore
Metalcore
Mod
Mod revival
Nardcore
Nazi punk
Neo-classical metal
Neo-folk
Neo-prog
Neo-psychedelia
New prog
New wave
Nintendocore
Noisecore
Noise pop
Noise rock
No wave
Nu metal
Oi!
Ostrock
Pagan rock
Piano rock
Pinoy rock
Pop punk
Pop rock
Porn rock
Pornogrind
Post-punk
Post-punk revival
Post-hardcore
Post-grunge
Post-metal
Post-rock
Power pop
Power metal
Power violence
Progressive metal
Progressive rock
Protopunk
Psychedelic rock
Psych-Folk
Psychobilly
Punk rock
Punta rock
Raga rock
Rapcore
Riot Grrrl
Rock
Rock Against Communism
Rock and roll
Rockabilly
Rock en Español
Rockoson
Rocksteady
Russian rock
Sadcore
Samba-rock
Screamo
Shoegazing
Shock rock
Ska punk
Skate punk
Skate rock
Sludge metal
Soft rock
Soul rock
Southern rock
Space rock
Speed metal
Stoner metal
Stoner rock
Street punk
Sunshine pop
Surf music
Surf rock
Swamp rock
Symphonic metal
Symphonic rock
Synth pop
Thrash metal
Thrashcore
Trash rock
Trip rock
Twee pop
Viking metal
Wagnerian rock
Wizard rock
Zeuhl

Honestly, isnt this ridiculous?
Yes….these are all genres for ROCK
Hey Shreder- Bro, when did this happen…all of these genres?
mustang_girlie-I think you have a valid point. But when does it stop being a legit genre and becomes nothing more than painting a Ford Pinto pink and calling it a different car?

I could be wrong for some of these….

Alternative rock - Smashing pumpkins
Avant-garde metal - Sigh
Avant-progressive rock
Black metal - Emperor
Blackened death metal - Behemoth
Christian metal - Becoming the Archetype
Crossover thrash - Municipal Waste
Deathcore - Job for a cowboy
Deathgrind - impaled
Death metal - Nile
Doom metal - Candlemass
Folk metal - Ensiferum
Glam metal - Dokken
Goregrind - carcass
Gothic metal - Tristiana / Draconion
Gothic rock - Within temptation
Grindcore - Carcass
Groove metal - Pantera
Grunge - Alice in chains?? (kinda metal though)
Hard rock - GnR
Heavy metal - Megadeth
Industrial metal - Fear Factory
Mathcore - Dillinger escape plan
Melodic black metal - Dissection
Melodic death metal - Edge of Sanity
Neo-classical metal - Cacaphony
Nu metal - System of a down
Power metal - Blind Guardian
Progressive metal - Symphony X
Sludge metal - Down
Speed metal - Early Blind Guardian
Symphonic metal - Nightwish
Thrash metal - Dark Angel
Viking metal - Enslaved

I’m going for music for the Metal, Goth Rock, Darkwave Areas. For the intro I want a softer dark song preferably with no Lyrics. For the main action theme preferably no lyrics but much faster and heavier, kinda super hero thing going on. And for the Love Scene a slow mellow dramatic sound. Even if the songs that come to mind aren’t exactly my criteria, your input is still appreciated, and beside I might find your fits better.
Also I though about it and I also need a good song to go out on, like for the last or maybe second last scene, something for right after the final battle. Can be heavy or soft, just needs to have that touch of anger and torment. So basically I need something to show that the lead character has of course won but feels very little happiness in this victory. Maybe just a little peace of mind if anything.

Rev 22:20 by Puscifer, there are several mixes to this song and probably one without words.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dXX7Bvmeyo

If not, what do you think could be improved upon? What sort of songs/music would you like to see a king perform? I am a drag king in Florida. I mostly do punk/goth/industrial performances. Just looking to see if there is something else that the community would like represented. Thanks!
Additionally, I have been kinging for over 2 years. So far, I appreciate the feedback. I’m just looking to see how an audience would prefer to have it "mixed up".

I’ve seen a couple. Odd (as in, not what I was expecting), but good. I dated a king for a while who specialized in big band era songs. Full tux and tails costume, top hat, cane, songs like "I Won’t Dance". The routines were wonderful.

So here are a few of mine.
You have to guess the artist who plays either (in no particular order):
heavy metal;
so-called metal;
pure pop;
darkwave;
industrial metal
or melodic death metal.

1. Obscure serenity could be a perfect synonym…
2. Torture device.
3. Name of air base in western Germany, one letter ‘m’ added.
4. A way of calling Satan in more noble name, yet a pronoun as well.
5. "Eternal sleep" in a dead language.
6. Judging after their band name, these guys can only randonly repeat the first few letters of alphabet.
randomly* at 6th

1. Dark Tranquility
2. Iron Maiden
3. Rammstein
4. HIM (stands for "His Infernal Majesty")
5. Eternus Somnus
6. ABBA?

Musicial tastes become over the years….as for me started off with s.k.a music in the 80`s………now like goth…electro….darkwave…
its funny how one day you end up liking something you`d never consider before

Totally agree. Grew up with ABBA!!! Got into The Cure, then Smashing Pumpkins, now starting to like Mozart.

I think its good to have ecclectical tastes - it means your mind is open to all new experiences

If i listen to Screamo, Rap, Hip-Hop, Rock, alternative, Metal, Pop, Techno, indie, Japanese Rock, Spanish Rock, British Pop, Jazz, Classical, Punk Rock, Goth, Funk, Electronica, R&B, Industrial, and New Wave

I think it’s awesome to have a broard spectrum in terms of music and to be open to many genres.

I basically listen to pure rock, punk, alternative, electronica, industrial, techno-rock, gothic rock, indie, post-hardcore, classic rock, metal, love metal, heavy metal, gothic metal, screamo, grunge, indie and the occasional pop/dance rock. =)

a music section for-
-metal
-industrial
-emo
-goth
-goregrind
-etc…

?????????

Because there to poor to make them. Or to greedy to spend the money to make them.
Just put it in music section, it’ll get answered one way or another.

Twiztidforlife

i’ve been DJing goth/industrial for years, but i want to improve and bring the techniques of techno and hiphop DJ’s to the genre. an apprenticeship would be ideal, but does anyone know of a good resource for learning DJing? i’m also interested in remixing and creating my own music…

I found a book called "Ultimate beginner series DJ styles: The Turntable DJ" by Ben James to be a good book (although I never really ended up using it much). Have a look around your local music store, there might be a good instructional book there. Remixing and creating your own music I can’t help you with, sorry.