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As mentioned, London’s deary have had quite a good year, the high point probably being a toss up between releasing quite an excellent debut EP or playing to thousands when opening for Slowdive’s UK dates. But they weren’t stopping there, instead offering fans a final holiday gift in the form of a dreamy cover of […]
Gleaming synth-pop isn’t necessarily the first thing you associate with Christmas music, but Ladytron have elected to wrap up an eventful year – one that saw them release another excellent album in Time’s Arrow as well as lose a founding member in Reuben Wu – with a new holiday tune. They describe it as: Cut […]
It’s the home stretch to the holidays, so it’s about time I get the festive fare I’ve been sitting on out into the world. We’ll start way back in 1991, when Ride, a couple months after the release of their debut album Nowhere, released a single-sided 7″ for sale at a fan club gig in […]
I’m sure it’s pure coincidence, but the day that The American Analog Set’s latest LP For Forever finally arrived – I had it on preorder from three different retailers, and none were able to fulfill for a month and a half – Numero Group finally unveiled specifics of the long-discussed box set for the Austin […]
One of the fun things about shoegaze as a genre is that being musically on the nose isn’t a detriment; in fact, for a lot of fans, it’s a plus. Phoenix, Arizona’s Glixen certainly sound like a lot of bands you’ve heard before – in fact, a lot of bands you’ve heard right here – […]
Truly this is and odd one. One one hand, it’s a complete live 80-minute Luna show and is pretty well-shot if a bit static with three fixed cameras and a great sound mix. On the other hand, seeing the band in a gazebo beside a parking lot and a row of porta potties is a […]
Anglo-American dreampop duo Still Corners have returned with details of their sixth full-length: Dream Talk, with its so very on-the-nose artwork, will be out on April 5 and has been previewed with first single “Secret World”. Frontwoman Tessa Murray describes the song as: Sometimes the thought of someone, wanting to know them, get into their […]
Is there a song more quintessentially 2002 than “Green Grass of Tunnel” by múm? Probably, but for my purposes – and given the other options – let’s say no. Sigur Rós had just recently introduced the otherworldly sounds of Iceland to the masses, and the appetite for more music of possible/probably Elfin origin was quite […]
I’m going a little cross-platform today, so for a bit of background on my relationship with Brooklyn’s Sea Ray and their 2003 album Stars At Noon you can head over to this Instagram post – at my main account, not the one for this site – and get a little acquainted. Hereabouts, I’m going to […]
Upon seeing this news item at BrooklynVegan about Felt’s reissuing their 1985 Elizabeth Fraser-featuring, number one single from Ignite The Seven Cannons, particularly the part about the band having never made music videos, I was reminded that I posted about the song a couple years ago and specifically included a video for the song – […]
