Slowkiss Chile
Alternative rock Santiago, Chile-based quartet lead by a girl, who manage to combine the noisy darkness of shoegaze with “scream-in-your-face” punk rock and ethereal-sounding pop.
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The title track pulled me into Slow Crush's orbit, but Tremble held me there - alongside Lull from the Hush LP and the whole of Seasurfer's Dive In, it can send me into an altered state of consciousness. The album vibrates with hints and nudges, from Slowdive twangs to a Corgan-esque chord shift, but Slow Crush are their own sound - thick, dark melodic, etherealistic soundscapes with Isa Holliday's vocals both binding the music and rising above it. One of the best bands in years.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Fade Away”
Slower Now was one of the first shoegaze songs i ever discovered on my own. I adore all Star Horses songs, but because of that this single in particular is always going to have a special place in my heart.
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This second album builds on the excellent first album. More great songs from Italy's premier Shoe/Noisegaze band.
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Two major players from Japan's alt-rock scene team up for a grunge-pop EP that explores noisy highs and melancholy lows.
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On their third LP, Gaadge (from Pittsburgh) make a big racket with hooky, messy guitar rock sweetened with loads of noisy pop moments.
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As the name implies, there’s something wonderfully spooky about this Philly band—shoegaze with a haunting undercurrent.
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Dirtbag Transformation: "What is this?" was my first reaction. But what an amazing song. It reminds me a bit of the Pixies in how it pulls together dissonance and then resolves.
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