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Which album do you find the darkest lyrically and atmospherically?

This Mortal Coil - "It'll End In Tears" for me

A lyric from Fond Affections

"Now the winter's drawing close The days are getting older I can tell by your face that your heart is getting colder"

and there's plenty more of that on there

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It's a toss up between 'Garlands' by the Cocteau Twins or Unknown Pleasures.

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Still

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any by the Birthday Party

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Pornography, Recoil - Unsound Methods, or Black Celebration.

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This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Recoil - Unsound Methods

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Closer Pornography Anything by Elliott Smith

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Jiphy wrote:

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Recoil - Unsound Methods

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It's an excellent album, although nothing like Depeche. At least over here, though, it's very difficult to find Recoil. In Boston, I found it in a goth/industrial section in a used record store called In Your Ear, but in Philly, even at a record store that sells exclusively goth/industrial/synthpop/any band with a synth in it records, I found none on several occasions.

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Got to be Closer.

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Here are a few that immediately jump to mind...

Deathprod - Morals and Dogma DAF - Alles ist Gut Skinny Puppy - Vivisect VI

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Daver wrote: Got to be Closer.

same here. i'm not really into dark music, although some of that smiths stuff i have is also quite dark.

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Killing Joke (1980) Closer Berlin - Lou Reed Disintegration - The Cure In Utero - Nirvana The Downaward Spiral - NIN The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers

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Some of these have been mentioned before, but:

Cocteau Twins - Garlands JD - Closer ACR - The Graveyeard And The Ballroom

Snorri xxx

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STEPS

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Don't really do much 'dark' music.

Probably Closer.

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The Cure - Pornography

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faith - cure disintergration - cure mezzaine - massive attack closer - joy division

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M wrote: any by the Birthday Party

aint got them now but had their first 2 albums at the time. saw them at hac in 82 and yea your right, dark as hell :eek:

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CLOSER but is it also one of my CLEANEST and dust free!:thumb:

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If I have to go with the album which is almost too depressing to bear, it'd be Dead Can Dance's Serpent's Egg. But I have a lot of dark music, so trying to win one over the other is just a bit tough.

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twist wrote: Pornography

same here m8

btw. I wouldnt call It'll end in tears a dark album, its quite warm, nice and I dont have a trauma after listening hehe:thumb:

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Therapy? - Infernal Love

Snorri xxx

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Oh, and Metallica - The Black Album :lol:

Snorri xxx

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arek p. wrote:

twist wrote: Pornography

same here m8

btw. I wouldnt call It'll end in tears a dark album, its quite warm, nice and I dont have a trauma after listening hehe:thumb:

i find the lyrics " there's no light at the begiining/there's no light at the end/lets all sit down and cry"

and

" your mother's dead"

quite depressing:laugh:

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Johnny wrote:

arek p. wrote:

twist wrote: Pornography

same here m8

btw. I wouldnt call It'll end in tears a dark album, its quite warm, nice and I dont have a trauma after listening hehe:thumb:

i find the lyrics " there's no light at the begiining/there's no light at the end/lets all sit down and cry"

and

" your mother's dead"

quite depressing:laugh:

Thanks for giving the forum a lift Johhny:laugh: :thumb:

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bad timing eh? :thumb:

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Johnny wrote: bad timing eh? :thumb:

Nothing to do with timing mate...I'm probably on the wrong thread,sorry:thumb:

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Binocher wrote: Probably Unknown Pleasures - Black Cover ( Dark )

first thought too.

Substance. also black. but am more ok with it's content over say- INXS - because it wasn't a lie. that JD- touching from a magicaL distance.

M*A*S*H suicide is painless tune ..is a track stopper.

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