What can I do with a Goth?

Of particular interst is The Black Rose which has a large branh in the Stables secton of the market (past the railway bridge). The store has a large amount of goth clothing, jewellery as well as makeup, hair dye and other goth the moment the store is only open on Saturday and Sunday. In the same part of the market is Breathless for rubber clothing. F.U. Baby for all sorts of great outfits, the Magic Shoe Company with all sorts of great boots as well as Cyberdog, with some very good well cyberware goods.
On a Sunday the Electric Ballroom is opened with market stalls inside plenty to find including a man who is does wonderful black spikey bracelets, necklaces, earings and rings.
Cold Steel is one of the best places in London for body piercing. They are very professional and clean. They are also pricey (£20 for a piercing), but it is worth it. They are on the right hand side just before the railway bridge.
Resurection Records which is just a few shops away, at 228 Camden High Street, has a great stock of goth, metal and industrial records, as well as having tickets for all the gigs and events you are likely to want to go to.

"it's the Friday night goth fest, Full Tilt, for which the Ballroom is justly famed. As you?d expect, the promotion corners the market in ludicrous dye jobs, Max Factor pan stick, painful-looking piercings and angsty posturings; and has done so since the mid-80s. Sexy, if you're into that sort of thing, scary if you're not.
The music is goth, techno, punk and industrial downstairs, with seven shades of ear-bleed rock blasted out upstairs. So, if chronic tinitus, patchouli oil, repressed IT workers and oddball decadence grab your goat, then this is definitely the place to bring it.
However, if you find yourself here by accident, fantasising about garlic and stakes, fear not ? for the Ballroom maintains a surprisingly jovial and trouble-free environment.
Despite the preponderance of handcuffs and spiked thigh-length boots, the only risk to your person is from the man-breasted middle-aged rubber enthusiasts who seem to have been trapped in here since the club?s halcyon era in the 80s.
Again predictably, black dominates the décor. However, conditions are refreshingly large and airy, with a mammoth dance floor downstairs, overshadowed by a balcony for the hot and hormonal (hear that rubber squeak). The one complaint, and such a bugger for those in six-inch patent leather stilettos darling, is the stairs. They are dark, numerous and slightly dilapidated ? much like the clientele"

"The (Camden) Underworld: a venue which is occasionaly used for putting on bands. Located beneath the Worlds End Pub (easily spotted if you go out the left hand exit of the tube station). A nice club very atomspheric for goth bands"