Gray Young
Gray Young’s “Traces” blends shoegaze and prog, creating an introspective, atmospheric sound. Mark Gardener’s mastering adds clarity. Highlights include “Silhouettes,” with U2-esque guitars, and “Chrysalis,” reminiscent of The Chameleons.
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deary
Aurelia, the latest EP by London-based deary, explores darker dreampop elements while retaining lush soundscapes. Featuring shimmering guitars and ethereal vocals, standout tracks include “The Drift,” which blends Cocteau Twins and shoegaze influences, and “Dream of Me,” reminiscent of Bjork. The release showcases enchanting and thrilling music.
DIIV
DIIV’s album “Frog in Boiling Water” showcases a matured, atmospheric sound distinct from their earlier work. Influenced by shoegaze legends, the record blends orchestral soundscapes with fresh elements. Tracks like “In Amber” and “Brown Paper Bag” illustrate the band’s evolution with layered guitars and melancholic vocals, embodying both intensity and calm.
Emma Anderson
Emma Anderson continues to shine with an effervescent beauty of soundscapes signaling back to the early shoegaze and dreampop ethos.
slowdive
The music is urgent and future forward – lofi and bedroom pop, mixed with essential shoegaze fuzz.
Film School
The vibes are dreamy, hazy, and slightly psychedelic. Ambient shoegaze as soothing white noise to cleanse the soul.
bdrmm
Fans of dreampop, shoegaze, and proggy post punk will be in a special place with this album. It just hits all the vibes.
Godcaster
Hauntingly sweet and full of friction and psychotic energy. This is sure to be a classic in years to come.