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Shoegazey Dream Pop seems like it's built for a girls voice, thanks for the recommendation. I'm really liking this Shoegaze Dream Pop stuff, can't wait to find more of it.
Shoegazey Dream Pop seems like it's built for a girls voice, thanks for the recommendation. I'm really liking this Shoegaze Dream Pop stuff, can't wait to find more of it.
Cranes
Darker My Love
Slowdive
Tearwave
School Of Seven Bells
I'd love to find some more Shoegaze, I don't have a lot. My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Mazzy Star.
Either some really great Shoegaze, or Shoegaze with a Dream Pop feel to it would be great. I really Souvlaki and So Tonight That I Might See.
If it's great shoegaze you're after check out Swirlies and Bethany Curve. You might also like Cocteau Twins since they're probably the defining dream-pop band and a huge influence on shoegaze.
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Holy crap that's amazing! I've never heard of them before, thanks for that one.
im getting really into the emo rock scene, also like pop (not techno or stuff you'd hear in the club, not a big fan of that) and mellow rock.
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I am just curious to see some statistics on the sexual orientation of the forum's members. I do believe the forum is run mostly of male heterosexual men, and I wonder if the statistics are represented here.
I'd love to find some more Shoegaze, I don't have a lot. My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Mazzy Star.
Either some really great Shoegaze, or Shoegaze with a Dream Pop feel to it would be great. I really Souvlaki and So Tonight That I Might See.
Ride, Loop and I'm also joining in recommendations for Cranes and Cocteau Twins. But, I really want to recommend this underrated band, hardly mentioned here, Pale Saints. I only listened to one album, but I used to listen to it a lot - The Comforts of Madness (1990) (I think they don't have that many albums)
This song is long about 5 min. and so, but this video is longer for unknown reasons (lots of silence after song ends). Also there's a song on this album called 'Fell from the Sun', which is actually a cover of the original song from Opal, another great band from the 80s. They're not exactly shoegaze, more like neo-psychedelia. What might be of interest to you is that from this band Mazzy Star emerged, after Hope Sandoval replaced Kendra Smith.
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