flanneljammies wrote:Nice roundup of recent "doomgaze": http://arcticdrones.com/staff-picks/doomgaze/I went through a brief phase with the doomatmosphericblackwhatevermetalgaze stuff a couple of years ago. Gotta admit that I'm a total sucker for a noisy, soaring melody; they see me coming a mile away. Bonus if it's instrumental and makes you feel like jumping off of a very tall building.phpBB [media]Cherubs is working on a new record. I can only hope it's a lot more of thisphpBB [media]

try henry s dressfound them long time ago.. particularly the ST.. youll love em

I'm going to assume Flying Saucer Attack has already been mentioned, but if not...phpBB [media]

Facundo wrote:amplituden wrote:Also Lilys Eccsame the Photon Band is amazing if you never hold.First three Lilys albums are as awesome as underrated. Then they turned to do some kind of neo-beatlesque thing I never understood.I dig those two records to me sounds more Kinks, however. The stuff they went on to do after that are kind of a mix between the shoe gaze and poppy stuff with a little new wave thrown in.But yes, a total abrupt style change for sure.

https://goldengurls.bandcamp.com/album/typo-magicphpBB [media]Golden Gurls made this great LP called Typo Magic and then never anything much else.I haven't gone through this entire thread so, sorry if posted before.Also Lilys Eccsame the Photon Band is amazing if you never hold.phpBB [media]

sleepkid wrote:Vocals on that track remind me of another obscure semi-shoegazey band. From Australia this time. Autohaze:Oh man -- I saw them open for The Fall in Adelaide in 1991. I bought a 7-inch which was the only thing they had at the time.

Janeway wrote:hayate wrote:try henry s dressfound them long time ago.. particularly the ST.. youll love emi dois this shoegazing? did i do it right this time guys?

Levis was ahead of the curve when I was 9 years old.phpBB [media]

Facundo wrote:phpBB [media]You've been posting some excellent music so far, but this...this...this thing right here -- this is my heart. It's like every best bit of every shoegaze and dreampop song succinctly and expertly documented. I can't put into words what I find so impressive about this release (believe me I've tried) but I fucking love it and will take it with me to the grave. Went so far as to ask a friend living in Japan to write out and translate "Starchart" because I am going to cover it so goddamned hard. Song makes me feel funny inside.線を抱ã„ã¦ã„ãŸï¼ˆï½˜ï¼”）sen o daiteita hugged the lineæµæ˜ŸryuuseiEDIT:Are you familiar with Roly Poly Rag Bear? It's the more dreampop side of Pasteboard I would think. There's really next to nothing about either of them on the Internet, so if you know if anything I would gladly welcome the information!phpBB [media]

phpBB [media]Jaga Jazzist is quite technical but you can certainly sway to this record.