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For all the bands mentioned in this thread I really listened to My Bloody Valentine, Spacemen 3, Jesus and Mary Chain, Loop, Ride, Slowdive. Some of the others I didn't quite get into and many I've never even heard of. So, this thread was very interesting. I really liked Swirlies, Alcest, The Telescopes, Psychic Ills, Medicine and the above Drop Nineteens. I've never heard of 7% Solution, but that kind of music really suits my taste. Also, I like the kind of music that is labeled here as 'ambient shoegaze', but I always thought of it as post-rock or space-rock. I used to listen a lot to Jessica Bailiff - Even In Silence (1998) and I don't know if you would call it ambient shoegaze or post-rock. I always felt it was more in the vein of Labradford, but more dreamy. |
Hey man, if you like Jessica Bailiff then you'll love Flying Saucer Attack. I'd Start with "Further" as it's considered as one of David Pearce's masterpeices.
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^^^Thanks for the recommendation. I'll check them out. I've heard of them, but never really listened. I thought they were more on the trip-hop side.
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I'm surprised the Japandroids haven't been mentioned here. They released one of my favorites from last year. I guess the best way to describe these guys is "garage shoegaze". Their lyrics aren't anything too complex, but damn is Brian King creative on guitar. They are also strictly a two piece...drums and guitar. These are from their album Post Nothing, really addictive stuff...
BOOM 1000 posts...glad it could be in the shoegaze thread |
I'm not sure of this, but I believe no one has mentioned Blind Mr. Jones yet.
They're not your typical shoegaze band, and I must admit I was rather befuddled when I started hearing flutes admidst a sea of wavy guitars and distortion, but their first album Stereo Musicale is a great listen overall. The flutes really take the songs somewhere, it's amazing. Atleast I found it amazing, I can understand if others don't. Here are some songs off it: Unfortunately I couldn't uploads of the tracks where the flute playing features more proeminently. And congrats on the 1000th post, duga. |
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I first learned the definition of shoegaze music from you and Anteater, I believe, and find that I enjoy quite a few songs in this subgenre. Hey! I think this may be the first time we've conversed outside the chat box! :) |
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Will do. Also playing are Portugal. The Man, The Dodos, and Typhoon (local band). Never heard the last two but I'm psyched for Japandroids and PTM.
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