schwarzes-bw.de
Online discussion forum for the dark music and goth scene in Baden-Württemberg, with music boards and regional meetups
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About schwarzes-bw.de
Forum Schwarzes Baden-Württemberg is an online discussion forum for the dark music and goth scene. Its boards cover topics such as darkwave, electro, EBM and new industrial music, and it has a separate board for general discussion.
The forum is run as a community site with guest and registered members.
The forum lists a regular meetup in Mannheim on the first Saturday of each month, at 22:00, at a café and bar venue. The site runs on the Burning Board forum software.
Product: Online discussion boards and community forum for dark music and goth scene members
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