Stuffed Foxes’ album “Standardized” showcases their evolving post-psych and noise-rock sound through intense tracks filled with raw energy and experimental depth, appealing to fans of various genres.
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Whirr – Raw Blue
Whirr returns with “Raw Blue,” delivering an evolved sound that blends shoegaze with experimental elements. The album showcases dynamic production and emotional depth, marking a significant milestone in their discography.
SINGLE PREMIERE – AIMING – Brainiac
AIMING, a York-based trio, blends shoegaze and post-punk in their new single “Brainiac,” exploring small-town anxiety. Their lead track from the upcoming EP “The Legend” drops on January 10, 2025.
Ozean – Streets of Chrome
Ozean, a 1990s shoegaze band from California, recently released their first single in over 30 years, “Streets of Chrome,” anticipating a full album in 2025, funded by fans.
Callière – Float
Callière’s new album “Float” reflects a shift toward optimism, featuring tracks that celebrate music nostalgia while blending dreampop and electronica. It’s an engaging and diverse listening experience.
Bright Like Stars – Reflections
Neil Burkdoll and Craig Douglas create their debut album “Reflections” as Bright Like Stars, showcasing a mix of influences like shoegaze and 90s alt-rock, all produced remotely while never meeting. Wanna know more….?
EEP – You Don’t Have To Be Prepared
EEP, now a trio, faces change and creative challenges while preparing their third album. They find inspiration in an old tape, resulting in innovative, heartfelt songs that explore love and life’s journey.
The Hologram People – Sacred Ritual to Unlock the Mountain Portal
Dreamlord and Kosmische’s debut album, Sacred Ritual to Unlock the Mountain Portal, originally released in 2021, is being remastered for 2024. Its eight tracks blend psychedelia and folk, evoking vivid imagery and explorative journeys.
Black Doldrums – In Limerence
Black Doldrums, a London-based band, merges gothic rock and shoegaze in their sophomore album, In Limerence. Notable for its atmospheric sound and emotional depth, it showcases their musical evolution and experimentation.
A Place To Bury Strangers – Synthesizer
A Place To Bury Strangers’ album ‘Synthesizer’ showcases chaotic, dynamic soundscapes merging noise rock with gothic elements. Frontman Oliver Ackerman emphasizes a DIY ethos, celebrating spontaneous creativity in music.
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