Gothic Style Skull Screen Lock

gaya Gothic, tengkorak - Lock Screen.

Gothic style, skull - Screen Lock.

Gothic subculture is quite diverse and heterogeneous, but for all its representatives in one degree or another, a specific image and interest in Gothic music is characteristic. From the beginning of being a youth, nowadays in the world the subculture is represented by people aged 14 to 45 years old and older. The app features Gothic-style images that fans and gothic fans will appreciate. Also, the app allows you to unlock your phone's screen in a variety of ways.

The development of the Gothic subculture was closely linked to the evolution of the musical genre of Gothic rock. He acquired his heyday in the first half of the 1980s, when such performers as Bauhaus, Southern Death Cult, Siouxsie and the Banshees and others became popular. A significant influence on the formation of Gothic was made by the London club Batcave. By 1983, we could already say that the new subculture was finally established.

In the second half of the 1980s and during the 1990s, the gothic subculture received a significant record, which led to its division into several independent currents. Despite this, it continued to evolve and nowadays is a heterogeneous, branched system of separate areas. Today, the Gothic subculture is predominantly distributed in Europe and North America, to a lesser extent, in Asia and Australia. It has a developed social and information infrastructure - thematic magazines are published, sites are maintained, Gothic musical festivals are held regularly.

The main components of the subculture are Gothic fashion and Gothic music. Gothic fashion is very diverse and includes a number of specific areas, but the common features for most of them are the predominance of black in clothing, specific attributes and special makeup. Gothic music is usually referred to as Gothic rock, rock and dance, although this concept may also include some derivative genres, for example, Gothic metal. Some of the literary works and films were influenced by the development of the Gothic art, and later elements of subcultural aesthetics began to penetrate the mass art. Especially close Gothic culture is associated with vampire themes.