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by Blankenberge
supported by 8 fans who also own “Miserable Miracles”
phenomenal shoegaze from Russia with math-rock influences. the band knows when to let the dreamy, swirling vibes take over and when to hit the accelerator with punchy riffs. this one has been on constant rotation since I stumbled on it.
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Molten Young Lovers
by Airiel
supported by 8 fans who also own “Miserable Miracles”
Airiel is my first go-to band when I show Shoegaze to people who have never heard of it. I've adored them since I first heard Winks and Kisses. "Inside Out" and "Keep You" are an outstanding summary of modern Shoegaze's sonic beauty, and the album as a whole is flawless. I never skip a single track.
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Creation
by The Daysleepers
supported by 7 fans who also own “Miserable Miracles”
I bought Drowned in a Sea of Sound the day it was released, and it is one of my dearest possessions. I followed their blogspot and hung dearly onto any word, for all 10 years, afraid they'd never release another album. But here they are, as though they'd never left. The Daysleepers have the sonic beauty of Slowdive, the haze of Bloody Valentine, and the vocals of Airiel and Cocteau Twins, yet I prefer them over all the above. This album was well worth the wait.
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Second Hand Smoke
by Chris Smith
Chris Smith, from Melbourne, delivers an album of moody music that ranges from elegant slowcore to spare, shadowy folk.
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Black Rabbit
by Prince Fatty, Shniece Mcmenamin
The new 7” from Prince Fatty, a Jefferson Airplane cover, continues his winning streak of crafting hallucinogenic dub reggae.
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Night Class
by Eli Escobar
New York’s Eli Escobar, a house music veteran, returns with five sparkling songs that channel the music’s golden era.
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Radiogaze (LP 2017)
by Blankenberge
supported by 7 fans who also own “Miserable Miracles”
Superb album. We is absolutely brilliant.
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