BostonDave
Lunatic Member
At the risk of starting one too many playlist threads I'm going to push forth with this one if for no other good reason than to get me to stop posting so much shoegaze in the indie playlist because there's no where else to put it.
I've been a big shoegaze fan since the early 90's... back when it was actually a commercially viable artform. It never really died, just slipped out of the realm of what was 'pop'. Lot's of bands still producing great stuff in this genre (although they call it nugaze now - some 20 years on).
So shoegaze, nugaze, variations of anything from droning, distortion soaked, waves of noise from female singer lead performimg bands who sound like they're reverberating through arenas to the 4 tracked musings of a lone teenager running an electric guitar through a Lexicon are all welcome here.
I'll start this off with one that's clearly in the Nugaze category but would have sounded quite at home at the turn of the 90's.
Autumn's Grey Solace
Over the Ocean
Projekt
2004
I've been a big shoegaze fan since the early 90's... back when it was actually a commercially viable artform. It never really died, just slipped out of the realm of what was 'pop'. Lot's of bands still producing great stuff in this genre (although they call it nugaze now - some 20 years on).
So shoegaze, nugaze, variations of anything from droning, distortion soaked, waves of noise from female singer lead performimg bands who sound like they're reverberating through arenas to the 4 tracked musings of a lone teenager running an electric guitar through a Lexicon are all welcome here.
I'll start this off with one that's clearly in the Nugaze category but would have sounded quite at home at the turn of the 90's.
Autumn's Grey Solace
Over the Ocean
Projekt
2004