The word 'Goth' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a member of a subculture that embraces dark fashion, aesthetics, and music. For example, "She often wears all black and has a love for alternative music, making her the quintessential Goth girl."
House parties, gigs at the Boardwalk, shouty music, jumping along to Reel Big Fish, Arctic Monkeys – "My sister knows them" – and the sticky, oozing floor of Corp where we'd make eyes at each other in goth makeup and drink Red Bull.
Except here one of the friends gets turned into a monstrous succubus and starts eating her way – on a monthly, and Cody affirms, not strictly LUNAR, schedule – through the full gamut of high school boy stereotypes: pierced goth kid, offensive linebacker, wannabe ladies man etc.
The trio are influenced by surf-rock, early rock'n'roll and the wayward end of goth, but the roiling murkiness is their own.
I only realised my error 12 months later, when I wanted to show my new boyfriend evidence that I'd been a goth at university.
We've just had the goth festival which is huge.
Related: Gothic weekend in Whitby – in pictures But guest house owners said they weren't nearly as busy as during Whitby's annual goth weekend.
And if they can overcome the early avalanche of praise, choose a good producer and pursue the right direction – whether to go for goth-pop or something more R&B-tinged?
Who: Goth-tinged Swede in wet-look hair.
It's a feisty, assertive affair, but let down by weak production and a lack of musical focus, Ant and co-producer Boz Boorer darting about stylistically from goth-grunge to hillbilly blues to industrial metal.
Future Islands, meanwhile, have energy to spare, haranguing the crowd to dance to their 80s-movie goth-synth-pop.
"Acting should involve having an expression on your face, and she is blank, other than the morose kind of half-Goth thing her character does," Wilson said.
