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I'm sure I'm way behind the curve, but recently I've been loving Cigarettes After Sex Slow, dreamy perfection. K. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4sbDxR22z4 Keep On Loving You (REO Speedwagon cover) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDJPpG8e4n4
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Yo dudes the new Spiritualized is his best in 20 years
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This is so good and makes me regret missing them last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwgq-IWtcPE
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teethgrinder posted:Neat! not sure I want to know what happened, really. pretend they got a happy ending to it all. her twitter is great. she was an adorable Babygoth back in the day. https://twitter.com/berenyi_miki/st...415082556968960
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teethgrinder posted:Neat! I got the impression he felt really unhappy with someone other than Chris Acland sitting behind him. I can't honestly blame him.
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Saw Nothing and Swirlies last night on their current tour. Swirlies were appropriately noisy and chaotic, with vocal choices more akin to the MBV style of "just another layer in our sound." They were fun. Nothing were blistering. The new material is really great live, and I dig their dual vocal sound. I didn't take any pictures because I was too busy getting my face melted. There are not many dates left, but totally worth a go if they're hitting your area.
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The Best Shoegaze and Dream Pop of 2018 from Pop Matters. I need to step up and focus again, because I have heard none of the albums on this list.
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Fart of Presto posted:The Best Shoegaze and Dream Pop of 2018 from Pop Matters. whoa, Film School is a thing again!
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Fart of Presto posted:The Best Shoegaze and Dream Pop of 2018 from Pop Matters.
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new Tamaryn, album out in March. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqRf4uV4NNQ
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Browsed around on Drowned in Sound and stumbled upon this list from November 2018: Some Velvet Mixtape: 2018 in Reverb, Delay, Distortion and Drone #2 links to previous entries in the series at the bottom of the article I haven't listened to everything yet, but there's a lot of good stuff, and I believe only one repeat from the Pop Matters list (Soft Science). I also shouldn't be as excited as I am for a new Amusement Parks of Fire album. Loved the EP from last year, and the first track from the new album sounds great.
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Another year, another digital music batch purchase. Got a $50 google play gift card so I picked up several albums from my rather large wishlist I accumulated since last year. I may buy more, but I need to be careful because I don't want my music library going over 59 GB, as I currently have 64GB storage for backups/phone usage and I don't feel like getting new ones right now. Anyway, not a whole lot of stuff that would fit here this go-round, but I did buy Ride's Nowhere and the rest of Nothing's discography (I only had Tired of Tomorrow previously). Ride is pretty interesting. Hadn't heard any of their stuff before, but I recognized the name from a shot of a gig flyer from Failure's 2004 documentary. Apparently they opened for Ride in LA 1990-ish, when they still used a fretless bass. This Ride album kind of reminds me of that meloncholy-ish 80's/90's style of britpop, like The Smiths or the few songs I've heard from Blur before they did the "whoo hoo" song. Very different from MBV, my only other exposure to early shoegaze. Guess I need to try some Jesus And Mary Chain next. What else would you all consider shoegaze essentials from that same time period? Oh, also forgot I bought Film School's Hideout. Many years ago I listened to Pandora at work and they would often play me "Compare" from that album, so I wrote it down and bought it later as a one-off from ITunes. Great song, I still like it a lot, but I don't like having one-offs in my library (unless they're b-sides from singles or something) since album-oriented rock or whatever is pretty dead and that's how I got into music in the first place. So I'm trying to rectify that. I now have 23 hours of shoegaze/dream pop in my library, that's mostly recommendations from you guys and Airiel's complete discography (I  them).Fart of Presto posted:Browsed around on Drowned in Sound and stumbled upon this list from November 2018: Thanks for this, I listened to all of it. Really interesting stuff. Basement Revolver gal has got some pipes on her. 
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Ofecks posted:Ride is pretty interesting. Hadn't heard any of their stuff before, but I recognized the name from a shot of a gig flyer from Failure's 2004 documentary. Apparently they opened for Ride in LA 1990-ish, when they still used a fretless bass. This Ride album kind of reminds me of that meloncholy-ish 80's/90's style of britpop, like The Smiths or the few songs I've heard from Blur before they did the "whoo hoo" song. Very different from MBV, my only other exposure to early shoegaze. Guess I need to try some Jesus And Mary Chain next. What else would you all consider shoegaze essentials from that same time period? Boo Radleys - Everything's Alright Forever and Giant Steps Verve - A Storm In Heaven Slowdive - Just For A Day and Souvlaki Swervedriver - Mezcal Head Lush - Spooky and Split Kitchens Of Distinction - Death Of Cool Spiritualized - Laser Guided Melodies and Pure Phase Spacemen 3 - Playing With Fire Chameleons - Strange Times Catherine Wheel - Ferment and Chrome A few of these might not be considered shoegaze by strict definitions of the genre and/or time period, but are at least "shoegaze adjacent" imo 
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trem_two posted:A few of these might not be considered shoegaze by strict definitions of the genre and/or time period, but are at least "shoegaze adjacent" imo that's a good list; i'd add Lilys In the Presence of Nothing, Swirlies Blonder Tongue Audio Baton, and Galaxie 500 On Fire
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For your Jesus and Mary Chain fix, Honey's Dead would be an excellent entry point. They're breaking away from the "drugged out Scottish kids with busted amps" sound of Psychocandy and digging into a more polished leaner sound. You should definitely check out the earlier material though. Darklands is one of my favorite records ever, and it's a very stripped down sound for those guys compared to their first LP. Also, check out Pubic Fruit from Curve. More wall of sound shoegazey goodness with Toni Halliday's dreamy vocals. Curve toured with JAMC and Spiritualized in the early 90's, so those three bands are definitely covering some of the heavy hitters of that scene. hatelull fucked around with this message at 15:57 on Jan 25, 2019 |
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Curve was a big deal to me back in the day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyERK55GlFc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4xMR7mYPWU half of Curve went on to be Spc Eco. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch_IHsoNgaM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ5NMkEHwfc
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You two both know what's up. I lovvvvvve Doppelganger by Curve though. And Coming Up Roses.
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teethgrinder posted:You two both know what's up. I lovvvvvve Doppelganger by Curve though. And Coming Up Roses. The best Curve album is Come Clean and the best track on it is Cotton Candy, but you're welcome to disagree. Also the best track with Toni Halliday on it is this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SILVQpqmH7U
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Ah yeah, I haven't listened to Curve in eons. Need to sync some of their albums to my phone.
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Jedit posted:The best Curve album is Come Clean and the best track on it is Cotton Candy, but you're welcome to disagree. uhhh actually it's cuckoo. but anyway here's another obscure Toni guest spot with Alan Wilder from Depeche Mode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uI5qpjLoz2o
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Just saw on the social medias that Failure and Swervedriver are soon to announce dates for a forthcoming to, so I definitely say HELL YEAH to that action. I will start burning 90's Alt-Rock CD's at the stroke of midnight in an effort to steer the tour to my city. Unrelated: I love you J. Spaceman and I buy all your records but playing Dallas and Austin while ignoring Houston is super not cool.
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Film School is loving fantastic and "Sick Hipster Nursed By Suicide Girl" is the most awesomely early 00s song title ever
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Homo Simpson posted:Title fight needs a hyperview 2 hyperview 2 is the Teenage Wrist debut album, fills the hyperview void pretty well for me (rumor is Title Fight is recording something tho) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkO5szkjJj4
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deadwing posted:hyperview 2 is the Teenage Wrist debut album, fills the hyperview void pretty well for me I dig Teenage Wrist
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Cuckoo is a strong contender, and the Recoil track is tight but THIS is the best Curve track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJukLbmHqxY I could lose myself forever in this song. Also, you lot ever dig on Submarine? I discovered them on this very same Volume comp. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1eWSP0CwuY Possibly more in line with Mercury Rev or Flaming Lips but it was definitely scratching a shoegazey it for early 90's me. Sadly, I think their stuff is long out of print but they have some solid albums. "Jodie Foster" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWpe2T0GXe8 They do a solid cover of Galaxie 500's "Tugboat" as well, but not easily found on youtube.
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Curve is one of those bands I keep forgetting about every 5 or 10 years. I also sometimes get them confused with Come.
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Crossposting this from the indie rock thread because it probably qualifies more as shoegaze and noise pop: This new HEALTH album is a wild, dark and transcendent journey. I bruised the gently caress outta my thigh from drumming along to this thing so hard while driving hahaha A+ I know we're not even 2 full months into the year yet, but this is easily my album of the year so far. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX0v4sm5dYc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNAySFS3Msk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO_EeUBoNOw
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:This new HEALTH album is a wild, dark and transcendent journey. Can't believe I'm saying this, because afaic for the last decade HEALTH has been able to do no wrong- Get Color, USA Boys, High Pressure Days, Tears and MP3, Death Magic, Euphoria, all loving fire- but I'm disappointed by it. I was worried Jupiter's departure would take something special from the band, and now the new album feels dark in a cliched, almost high school goth way to me. It's neither as creatively noisy nor as catchy as their other stuff. Without all the clever electronics it seems like they were trying to put the guitar a little further forward, but instead of maybe getting something like Al Jourgensen on Rabies they ended up with a sound that's less brutal and more... conventional? Gonna give it another spin or two to see if I'm missing something, but right now I'm just shocked I'm not into it. Electro-Boogie Jack fucked around with this message at 04:01 on Feb 9, 2019 |
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Electro-Boogie Jack posted:Can't believe I'm saying this, because afaic for the last decade HEALTH has been able to do no wrong- Get Color, USA Boys, High Pressure Days, Tears and MP3, Death Magic, Euphoria, all loving fire- but I'm disappointed by it. I was worried Jupiter's departure would take something special from the band, and now the new album feels dark in a cliched, almost high school goth way to me. It's neither as creatively noisy nor as catchy as their other stuff. Without all the clever electronics it seems like they were trying to put the guitar a little further forward, but instead of maybe getting something like Al Jourgensen on Rabies they ended up with a sound that's less brutal and more... conventional? 
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I'll definitely agree that Death Magic was the better album and had catchier/poppier songs (for as poppy as a noise outfit can sound), but I'm still very into this one. It's abrasive and dreamy, and as a longtime fan, I dig it, but I can also understand why you don't! I loved this new album! Decimation was my fav. Kinda feels like something you would listen over some footage of a wasteland.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcDMN2h3KLQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCrQK7dobYU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAUaCU_mt54 uber_stoat fucked around with this message at 00:31 on Mar 6, 2019 |
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Pretty nice dream pop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2X2VLZyGdA Single is available for free on Bandcamp. https://shorediverecords.bandcamp.c...adu-free-single
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyAl5r0-Pm8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMGLW1nY_Sk Westkust has been the best new Shoegaze discovery for me this year so far.
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This stufdf is gold. Nice reminder coming from everywhere.
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