Loveless

Gregor XIII · 04-18-2011, 03:10 AM

You're (re-)stating the obvious, my good sir. And it's kinda boring... I'd much rather read what you think are better influences, and why.

Or let's discuss something else, perhaps: Which albums took the sound of Loveless the furthest? I'd argue the real successors to the shoegaze-throne was the early wave of Post-Rock. The Lost Generation. Quique by Seefeel and DI Go Pop by Disco Inferno (especially) are probably the two albums I feel used the template of Loveless the best.

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Gregor XIII Music Addict Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: San Diego Posts: 57	You're (re-)stating the obvious, my good sir. And it's kinda boring... I'd much rather read what you think are better influences, and why. Or let's discuss something else, perhaps: Which albums took the sound of Loveless the furthest? I'd argue the real successors to the shoegaze-throne was the early wave of Post-Rock. The Lost Generation. Quique by Seefeel and DI Go Pop by Disco Inferno (especially) are probably the two albums I feel used the template of Loveless the best. __________________ Agnes Varda's Le Bonheur + thoughts on women in Akhmatova and Mizuguchi: The Centrifugue