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You know who gets a bad rap? Goth kids.
Everyone picks on them because of the funny clothes and pale skin. But they've actually got great taste in music, y'all.
That's why today, we here at Crossfade are taking time out of our day to celebrate World Goth Day in celebration of all things spooky, morbid, moody, and dark!
In honor of every kid who's ever cried while listening to the Cure, here are our top ten creepy musicians.
