Jumpin' on the Folk-Gothic Bandwagon after All the Cool People Left

I've created a new genre of music in my digital library: southern gothic. So far the category includes the following amazing songs (with many thanks to You Ain't So Picasso):

Pepper – The Butthole Surfers (Why do they have to have such a juvenile name?)
No More Workhorse Blues – Bonnie 'Prince' Billy
Black Comedy – Bright Eyes
All Your Kitchen Ghosts – The Color Bars
I Will Follow You into the Dark – Death Cab for Cutie
Sixteen Maybe Less – Iron & Wine
He Lays in the Reins – Iron & Wine
Dead Man's Will – Iron & Wine
Naked as We Came – Iron & Wine
White White – Ivana XL
Hanky Panky Knowhow – Miracle Fortress
Look for Me (I'll Be Around) – Neko Case
Things that Scare Me – Neko Case
White Chalk – PJ Harvey
Pickin' Up Rocks – Sharon van Etten
Let the Bombs Fall – Shearwater
Turn Your Transmitters Off – Shearwater
Wedding Bells Are Breaking Up that Old Gang of Mine – Shearwater
Whipping Boy – Shearwater
Seventeen Devils – Starlight Mints
Marianne, You've Done It Now . . . – Vandaveer
The Streets Is Full of Creeps – Vandaveer
The Black Angel's Death Song – The Velvet Underground
Sweet Bloody Murder – Wax Fang

Of course over half of the Decemberists' stuff would also go in this category ("The Infanta"'s a good example), but I already have a literary rock genre for them.

P.S. I'm suddenly smitten with Vandaveer. How did I not notice his songs in my library for so many years? He's amazing.