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Chatham Rise – Trillium

Chatham Rise’s new album “Trillium” blends shoegaze, psychedelic rock, and space rock, featuring guest artists and showcasing their evolving sound. Each track invites listeners into a captivating auditory journey.

Slow Crush – Thirst

Slow Crush’s album “Thirst” showcases a blend of heaviness and vulnerability, exploring themes of desire and connection through innovative soundscapes and emotional depth, marking a bold evolution in their music.

Everything Else – Another One Making Clouds

Everything Else, a Liverpool duo, captures youthful emotion in their debut album “Another One Making Clouds.” It’s a raw, captivating shoegaze record that balances scale and intimacy.

Spaceface – Lunar Manor

Spaceface’s album “Lunar Manor” blends dreamy psychedelia with funk and playful, introspective lyrics. Over twelve years, the band encapsulates joy amid chaos, inviting listeners into a whimsical musical experience.

Video Premiere – Selkie – Hours

Kristina Cox, known as Selkie, evolves her sound through experiences across continents. Her single ‘Hours,’ rooted in a long-distance relationship, reflects connection and intimacy, showcasing her artistic journey.

Space Waves – On & On

Space Waves, formed by Kelley and Sarah Bourland, deliver their eighth album “On & On,” blending psych rock and shoegaze. It features a mix of introspective tracks and vibrant soundscapes.

Glare – Sunset Funeral

Glare’s debut album, Sunset Funeral, blends heavy shoegaze with emotional depth, exploring themes of grief and introspection. Its cohesive sound and dynamic transitions create an immersive listening experience.

Highspire – Crushed

Highspire’s album “Crushed” showcases their return after 15 years, blending shoegaze and pop elements to create emotionally resonant tracks. Each song offers distinct moods and layers, inviting deeper exploration.

CASTLEBEAT – Revival

CASTLEBEAT’s new album “Revival” showcases Josh Hwang’s growth in the indie scene, featuring 16 concise tracks that blend lo-fi charm with confident melodies, refining his unique sound without losing its authenticity.

Blankenberge – Decisions

Blankenberge are a band I have followed maybe not technically from the start but from the first album for sure. Formed in St Petersburg with Daniil Levshin (guitars and synths), Dmitriy Marakov (bass), Sergey Vorontsov (drums) and of course Yana Guselnikova (vocals) . When Radiogaze landed, it felt like a revelation: a swirl of noiseContinue reading “Blankenberge – Decisions”