shoegaze

The first solo album from Them Are Us Too's Kennedy Ashlyn is an attempt to process the death of her late bandmate, Cash Askew.

On Wild Nothing's "Partners in Motion" and HOLYCHILD's "Wishing You Away," the bombast of synths and big choruses obscure menace.

The band's third LP promises to be darker than their previous two. It's out August 24.

Listen to John Cudlip's first project as Launder, produced by Day Wave's Jackson Phillips, and featuring DIIV's Zachary Cole Smith and French singer-songwriter Soko.

The blackgaze titans give us a 12-minute epic in advance of a new album this year, their first since 2015.

The dream pop duo's first clip from '7' unintentionally pays homage to the days of aesthetic Tumblrs and witch house.

The Tijuana shoegaze duo have made quite a few ripples on the Californian circuit without even releasing an LP—and they're setting their sights on bigger targets.

"I didn't want to sell myself short and not try something because I was afraid."

The Melbourne trio are helping put the ‘epic moody melody’ back into shoegaze.

Nineteen years after their last record, the shoegaze progenitors return with 'Damage and Control.' We lift the lid on their strange origins, their slyly sexed up early songs, and the ongoing clout of their legacy.

We had a chat with Michael Whitney and Luke Zahnleiter about marking the beginning of a new era with album 'Figures in Sight.'

The shoe-gazers return with a new track of melodic melancholia.