can someone show me a NEW shoegaze band

just wanted to say this Hammock album is incredible

Knew you would love it.

"(Let's Kiss) While the Stars are All Falling Down" has been on repeat for a while now.

haha that's exactly the song that was playing which prompted me to post to this thread

Wish the timelapse went on longer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7w9EiRIXtE8

Okay, another one here, from Bristol, and they have a lot to choose from:

http://soundcloud.com/stumbleineuk

Very much on the neoelectrogaze tip, plus flecks of ethereal r'n'b (but this isn't How to Dress Well etc. if that's your concern). And they're named after a Smashing Pumpkins song, of COURSE I like 'em.

not totally shoegaze but lots of gauzy guitars and dreaminess

Pony Trash from Mpls, kind of like crazy horse/the chills/the church in a blender, slick basslines too

http://ponytrash1.bandcamp.com/

The headline is correct. For better or worse.

would the besnard lakes fall into this category?

Need emphasis:

"We are not rock," shouted back frontman Blixa Bargeld. "We are shoegaze; look at your fucking shoes!"

that article was pretty bad in a couple of ways

My Bloody Valentine, grandaddies of 'gaze, finally release the album they started 17 years ago and suddenly, somehow, along comes a massive wang of new bands sounding like music's equivalent of mumblecore

followed by a list of bands some of which have been around for five years or more

"It was when 'shoegaze' was given as a genre option on MySpace that it became acceptable to label your music in that way,"

holy shit this is piffle

No Joy's Wait To Pleasure (April 23) gets the advance streaming treatment on Pitchfork this week.

I think thisthreaders will find much to like.

this is nice

http://halfstring.bandcamp.com/track/honeycut

I've been sort of meaning to pick up the Half String reissue 2xLP thing on CT for awhile now. Do you have that?

Of course. I had all the ipr stuff anyway but the extra tracks were cool

would the besnard lakes fall into this category?

Finally got around to listening to their new album after seeing them at Austin Psych Fest, and yeah - they fall into this. This is the most Slowdivey thing I've heard in years

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXTVedMZTL0

No Joy's Wait To Pleasure (April 23) gets the advance streaming treatment on Pitchfork this week.

I think thisthreaders will find much to like.

― Me So Hormetic (Sanpaku), Thursday, April 18, 2013 9:22 PM (1 month ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

this is on spotify and is really good

I picked up Ghost Blonde by them not long ago. Is the new one better?

Wait To Pleasure is one of my favourite albums of the year so far... so, yes :D

New Exit Calm single. I love the Verve too, but sheesh...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExRI5AQ8xUE

Did the Besnard Lakes improve a bit or something? They always seemed kinda there.

Currently getting my attention is Eros and the Eschaton, about to release a debut album. Got some earlier tracks up on their Bandcamp site:

http://goldenhearts.bandcamp.com/album/songs

And more info here:

http://www.theunderbellyofthesun.org/Eros_and_the_Eschaton/aum_mani_padme_hum.html

https://www.facebook.com/erosandtheeschaton

Been listening to the album this morning -- nice take on the whole American homegrown 'gaze/couple approach, and some actually loud/twisted/violent moments with a few curve balls along the way. It's a good start rather than something truly remarkable, but it IS good.

Did the Besnard Lakes improve a bit or something? They always seemed kinda there.

Ran across them in Austin and dug what they were doing. I think the new album is a keeper.

there was a p big jump in their songwriting from dark horse to roaring night imo

Giving the new one a listen now, it does seem more intriguing. Maybe they just needed their woodshedding phase.

Lovesilkpalemilk might be a little too post-punk, but bits of the latest album/ep/whatever (on Paradigms) are like Garlands era Cocteau Twins in places.

a couple of new(ish) aussie ones i love

roku music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmbEG4_kY1E

flyying colours

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G12Itbv0q8s

actually i should have put this one for FC. love this so much

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9wnpiiMUJs

Second song is great!

Seconded, nice track.

they played flyying colours wavygravy on bbc radio6 last week.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03xpcr8

Deifnitely like them better than the other Flying Colors (the Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse pop-prog supergroup).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Btqggj8cWFU

^Wish there was an entire album that sounded like this.

Yeah that could be their best song.

i think i like the Cheatahs album a very great deal

This one seems promising, though I've only listened a little. Jetman Jet Team. Definitely have the sound down, I just haven't had time to live with the songs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rn-3ejk2KiM

Vaadat Charigim - terrific Israeli neo shoegaze!

Another vote for Cheetahs - 'the Swan' especially

Yeah, I've ended up liking the Cheatahs album a lot more than I thought I would. Also really liking the Flyying Colours, so thank for that rec, above.

I recently heard a great track from 2011 in a Songza playlist by The Golden Awesome who I'd never heard of. Facebook page shows some relatively recent live activity but no mention of new music. A quick sample of their album makes it sound promising though:

http://thegoldenawesomenz.bandcamp.com

I've really been enjoying the latest from Champaign's Withershins, Mt. Fuji in Blue. It's not exclusively shoegaze, there is some (eek!) post rock in here too, but some really great moments of fuzzed out bliss. The vocals and lyrics can be a bit of a stumbling block, more than once I wished a track was instrumental, but when they really lock in I'm finding this to be pretty compelling, musically anyway.

Yeah that's not shoegaze. I have this weird and probably unfair impulse to reject the shoegaze tag for anything with those shouty college town vocals in it. To me, it gives it away as ex-emo/hardcore or indie players (I'm betraying my age a bit here) who probably bought delay pedals after trying drugs or sexual intercourse. They know who MBV is, for example, but have really no idea why the band is so important.

I guess it's pretty unfair of me because some Estonian black metal/Detroit techno hybrid band could get tagged with shoegaze and I wouldn't bat an eyelash even if they growled Javascript syntax into a vocoder.

Yeah, I get exactly what you mean and it probably isn't shoegaze, but I wasn't sure what other thread to talk about the album in. It's definitely not metal and, despite the vocals, it doesn't fit in with the emo revival thing either.

i'll second Vadaat Charigim, their album from last/this year (or whenever) is sneaky great

uh, make that Vaadat, not Vadaat boy is my face red

this is a local band that seems very indebted to mbv

http://wildhoneysound.bandcamp.com/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2K5R3sb_NI

got a single of theirs the other day, it's not half bad

Yeah, I get exactly what you mean and it probably isn't shoegaze, but I wasn't sure what other thread to talk about the album in. It's definitely not metal and, despite the vocals, it doesn't fit in with the emo revival thing either.

There's an emo revival? Is there a thread for that? I might lurk.

rolling emo/pop/punk/bullshit/feelings about pizza or something like that. thread rules.

the Vaadat Charigim album is so great.

the upcoming Lees of Memory album is pretty shoegazey. it's the dudes from Superdrag.

full stream here: http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2014/09/an_interview_w_75.html