Emerging from the early-1980s L.A.-based Death Rock scene, Christian Death became one of the defining bands of the Goth movement. With a fairly basic punk/new wave sound; nihilistic, sacrilegious lyrics; and a dark and gloomy aesthetic, Christian Death inspired legions of depressed teenagers to turn to the proverbial dark side. Although the band went through several confusing line-up changes and were initially successful only in Europe, their influence can be seen far and wide in the U.S. and abroad.

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• (2003)  Invocations
• (2003)  The path of sorrows
• (1996)  Death Mix
• (1989)  All the Love All the Hate (Part Two: All the Hate)
• (1982)  Only Theatre Of Pain

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