The Portland indie band leans into a quieter, more melancholic mode on the new track, following the shoegaze-tinged “Slime.”
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The Portland indie band leans into a quieter, more melancholic mode on the new track, following the shoegaze-tinged “Slime.”
Montréal’s Eau the Music announces her self-produced debut album, introducing the gauzy, instinct-driven single ‘In This Silence’ — a meditation on the in-between.
The shoegaze trio featuring Liz Harris of Grouper has announced its second LP, out October 2 via Kranky, with two new songs available now.
The Bloomington quartet’s self-produced shoegaze foregrounds texture and deliberate recording choices, with a tour that kicks off this week.
The shoegaze band announces an unexpected collaboration with the PC Music founder, rolled out through a telemarketer-themed teaser campaign.
The track is the second preview of her forthcoming album *Pylon*, pushing further into the shoegaze-indebted guitar textures first heard on “Sun Has Set.”
Willa Rudolph returns with a grunge-inflected single that marks her first release without a permanent backing band. The song draws on imagined parasocial bonds with departed rock icons.
Nearly a year after the hushed “raining here, too,” the Vassar duo return with a track that’s been years in the making, shading dream-pop with grunge and psych.
After a three-year hiatus that scattered the Wolter siblings across different continents and projects, Penelope Isles reunite with a new album written quickly in rural Portugal.
The Jesus and Mary Chain’s brothers air their grievances with a genre label and guitar heroics in a new interview, as they prepare to support Hollywood Vampires.
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