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The following is a list of Gothic rock bands, in alphabetical order.

Band names shown in italics are those bands generally considered to be (or to have been) especially influential upon the wider Goth scene or subculture's stylistic/aesthetic evolution and/or on the musical evolution of subsequent gothic bands. This is, of course, a topic of continuing debate/personal beliefs. Therefore, no allusion to authority or comprehensiveness is intended. Template:CompactTOC2

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