Ahh, Calabrese.. I did not think much of them at first, but they've been growing a good deal on me lately. While to procure some additions of my own.-
Soul Merchants- My favorite underrated Goth outfit of all time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGFhHaQT-HQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw5az...eature=related
These are literally the only two songs I've been able to find from them online, in spite of their extraordinary prolificacy. Am tempted to upload more myself, having purchased three of their albums with 50 songs in total.
Eddie and the Subtitles-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eYlMTSSDn0
One of the most obscure and unique groups I love listening to, which unfortunately put out only two albums before their vocalist overdosed on heroin. Their tracks peculiarly alternating in style from punk, to pop, early rock and post-punk; whereas most multi-genre bands seem to mix such styles in total or at least alternate between releases.
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Would also love to share the song "Marsh", by "Vice". Although I can't even find a single mention of this group online, meaning that I'd have to upload personally or email it from my compilation disk of "Plan-X From The Eastern Dark"