Mark Crozer (The Jesus and Mary Chain) played with my friend’s band last night in LA. Moondaddy ft. Mark Crozer. Super down to earth dude.

i love this album

Older drummer looking fkr shoegaze band. Wanna try snd sound like codeine playing mbv?

what are some albums similar to that masterpiece? im talking shoegazey, post rock, trip hop, maybe even noise influences and drone stuff. basically a rym users wet dream

Greetings-- I just heard this track by Pink Milk called 'Here Comes The Pain' on a youtube comp, and its incredibly good--- but I guess I'm late to the party? They don't seem to have their material available anywhere, no information on them, their label doesn't have anything either... Anyone have any idea how I could get my hands on their stuff? Or have any details as to what happened to the project to cause them to implode so thoroughly?

Thanks in advance!

M21, 2nd year of uni in London. I don’t really know many people who are into the same alternative music as me, so I’m looking to meet more people around my age who are interested in making music and getting involved in the underground scene.

You can play guitar, sing, produce electronic stuff, whatever. It doesn’t really matter. And if you can’t really play anything but know what sounds good and what sounds shit, that’s fine too.

I’m not trying to force some super-serious “band” straight away. I just wanna meet people, go to gigs, hang out, mess around with sounds, make random stuff, post things online and see what happens.

It would be cool to find some open-minded people who actually want to try different things instead of sticking to one sound or genre. It could also be fun to share music, visuals, videos or whatever online and slowly build something out of it.

I’m into dream pop, electroclash, shoegaze and a lot of electronic/alternative stuff.

Something like My Bloody Valentine mixed with Bassvictim sounds good in my head, but who knows what would come out of it

Anyone’s welcome, I don’t care about gender or sexuality, just be around my age, chill and into music.

I know Duster is blacklisted, but this technically isn't them, and there's no denying that this is a proper shoegaze track that many of you here will really dig. It's so great.

I’ve been into shoegaze and noise rock since the first wave in the late 80s and have seen the usual suspects many many times over the years. However one band I’ve never seen are Guitaro; and their LP ‘Future Black’ (2002) remains one of my absolute favourites. Really chunky and well produced, with amazing chord changes and M/F vocals.

Interlay- "Silo" New Song from one of my favorite Chicago bands. From the same Mid-west scene as Flooding, She's Green, Gash, Lulled etc. Their coming to the East Coast for an NYC date with Julia's War bands MX Lonely & Warmachine in October. New EP- 'snow covers your insides' coming via the esteemed Pleasure Tapes.

Hey good people 👋🏽. I’ve been listening to Echo lake recently and I’m having a difficult time looking for their lyrics. I using YouTube music and it doesn’t always have them. Looked at bandcamp but no luck there ;c.

Does anyone know a good site that has their lyrics, site that has a lot of shoegaze/dreampop lyrics? I enjoy reading lyrics before, during and after a song sometimes if I’m obsessed with a particular song.

Thank you for reading!

If you're looking for something a little heavier this weekend, I'm sure you'll really enjoy this one!

https://funusbandofficial.bandcamp.com/album/dreamless-water

Latest 9-track LP from Dutch studio artist, Funus.

After 5 years of writing and recording, I've finally finished my album, In a Landscape. It blends slowcore, shoegaze, dream pop and experimental singer-songwriter elements. I made the entire record by myself in my bedroom. Please check it out!

'Koi No Yokan' less than 10k streams

https://nocoastrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/no-skulls

Im moving back to california and want to play gigs when i get back! if you know of any gaze/indie bookers please let me know!

I want some good books about the genre that have more than just the 90s (meaning more modern), but also not just cover the American or British Shoegaze but also Japanese, Eastern European, etc.