>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.
Is he right, /mu/?
>>75009181
the man is simply based and there's no denying it
Definitely.
I find it bizarre how certain musical subgenres lead to the fans having such shit taste.
I mean sure, the cure is decent, joy division is great but then you've got bands like siouxsie and bauhaus that are just mockeries of the gothic aesthetic and the fans love them.