Here’s “Endlessly,” another song off Nothing’s Guilty of Everything:
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Shoegazer Sunday: Nothing’s “Endlessly”
Sunday, June 28th, 2015Shoegazer Sunday: Mermaids’ While Spectres Waltz
Sunday, June 21st, 2015My search for waltz-time Shoegaze continues apace with Mermaids’ “While Spectres Waltz.”
Shoegazer Sunday: SPC ECO’s “Fuck You”
Sunday, June 14th, 2015SPC SCO’s Rose Berlin seems very out of sorts with you for some reason…
Shoegazer Sunday: Windermere’s “Trailer Park”
Sunday, May 31st, 2015As far as I can tell, this Windermere is a defunct Post-Rock/Shoegaze band from Denmark, not the current band from New Jersey. They sound a bit like Jeniferever if the latter’s lead singer could sing a bit better. “Trailer Park” is a pretty song with a long build.
Appropriate Music for Austin Right Now
Monday, May 25th, 2015What, too obvious?
Plus information on where it’s flooding in Austin right now.
Shoegazer Sunday: The Hope Slide’s “The Prince William Sound”
Sunday, May 17th, 2015The Hope Slide is a Canadian Band named after a natural disaster and, like Great Northern, has a name that make it hard to search for information about them on Google. Evidently the two principles were previously in a different Shoegaze band called Hinterland. Here’s “The Prince William Sound.” (Speaking of songs that are hard to Google…)
Shoegazer Sunday: Thee Heavenly Music Association’s “Trip Seat”
Sunday, May 10th, 2015The opening of “Trip Seat by Thee Heavenly Music Corporation (yes, two “E”s in Thee) reminds me of both REM’s “Finest Worksong” and A Beautiful Machine’s “Home.”
Shoegazer Sunday: Tears Run Rings’ “Mind the Wire”
Sunday, May 3rd, 2015It’s been a couple of years since I posted something from Tears Run Rings, so here’s “Mind the Wire.”
Shoegazer Sunday: Nothing’s “B & E”
Sunday, April 26th, 2015And here’s Philadelphia-based Nothing with “B & E.”
Shoegazer Sunday: Echodrone’s “Noisebed”
Sunday, April 19th, 2015Still grooving on Echodrone’s new album Five. My favorite piece from the album is “Noisebed,” which has some absolutely lovely harmonies:
So consistent is their sound that only after repeated listenings to Five did I notice that original lead singer Meredith Gibbons had left and been replaced by Rachel Lopez (who seems to have a bit higher range).