Love Ghost – the mobdividual review
first things first, i like these three songs for sure and im sure they are an exciting band to see live, i know i’ll try and catch them if they come around me. friday afternoon …
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Prime of Pride – the mobdividual review
so, the thing about early brit new wave/shoegaze, different from american shoegaze/new wave, was the brits were rooted in brit r&b too, like spandau ballet and things like that. i mean, the only real difference …
Here Lies Half – the mobdividual review
more on the dreamscape/dreampop side of shoegaze… breathy synths, not a lot of distortion, nor abrupt changes; instead many layers of evolving bits of sonic details fading in and out carried by large melodic chords …
Hello We’re Not Enemies – the mobdividual review
Novanta feels ‘new’ to me. classic shoegaze elements, poundy drums and driving bass, reverb’d vocals, mixed with modern details like tremolo picking and long delay decays. the album feels a little scattered, almost like a …
Frequency – the mobdividual review
the vocals are very clean and pretty and the band/song concepts are rich and very well thought out. if this came to me in the right frame of mind id be obsessed with it for …
What We Want — the mobdividual review
S T F U are certainly more on the industrial, trip-hop, not-quite-darkwave side of dreamscape music. if youre into far less aggressive sin/pretty hate machine-era nine inch nails, then this is your deal. What The …
Nitocris – the mobdividual review
stella diana has a solid lo-fi early 90s shoegaze sound. almost drone-gaze. poundy drums and driving bass lines. reminds me of mysterious obscure homerecording bands discovered via traded mixtapes i was never able to remember …