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  1. Majesty Crush - Butterflies Don't Go Away (2 LP Compilation)

    https://numerogroup.com/products/butterflies-dont-go-away

     

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    Driven by lust-fueled limerence and drifting far from conformity, Butterflies Don’t Go Away captures Majesty Crush’s transient, yet subversive mark on the landscape of American shoegaze to come. Tracked between 1991-1995, the quartet reimagined the collapse of the American rust belt as a late-night, nail biting fever dream/revenge fantasy. This deluxe 2xLP compiles their Love 15 album, singles, EPs, and rarities, all remastered from the original tapes, with thorough annotation and visual documentation in a 24-page booklet. An immortal transcendence if there ever was one.

     

     

  2. This is a newer post-punk band. Their self-titled debut came out in 2018 and their 2nd release in 2020.  One of my favorite newer bands.

    https://deeperchi.bandcamp.com/album/deeper

    https://deeperchi.bandcamp.com/album/auto-pain

     

    Recommended if you like: Joy Division, The Cure, Preoccupations, Fews, Fontaines DC, Idles, Mush, Omni, Parquet Courts, Protomartyr, Shame, Silverbacks, Ought, Corridor, Television, Wire
  3. Enjoying this...

     

    Spunsugar, from Sweden

    https://spunsugar.bandcamp.com/album/drive-through-chapel

     

    Bandcamp bio: "Spunsugar is an alternative rock band with shoegaze influences. Sound wise, imagine if Alternative Nation on MTV 1997 and a drum machine fall into a cotton candy machine. The cotton candy wheel breaks and derails. They grew up farmer offsprings, bible belt kids of fundamentalists and trailer trash in small towns of Sweden. These are their references and this shapes their sound."

  4. A couple recommendations that I don't see previously mentioned.

     

    XO - Heart

    https://xotheband.bandcamp.com/album/heart

    This came out  a handful of years ago. I think it's excellent and can be found new for under $10. 

     

    Sweam - Lounge Music For Cat People

    https://sweam.bandcamp.com/album/lounge-music-for-cat-people

    They only pressed 25 of these on vinyl, released 2020. From Norway, shoegaze with enough jangle to be accessible. Tracks Jamie and D'arcy remind me a bit of Foals.

     

  5. On 6/10/2019 at 2:59 PM, YouTwo said:

    Got these in the mail today and all 3 had huge bent corners.  Ugh!  Not sure what to do now. 

     

    Did anyone that ordered from the US uDiscover have their order ship yet? 

    Mine arrived with bent corners as well. UDiscover offered a couple options but none include shipping out replacements because they are out of them.

  6. On 8/30/2017 at 0:10 AM, poweredbytrust said:

    what a time to be alive where Hundredth are mentioned in the shoegaze/dream pop thread. But indeed is their most recent record really 'gazy and atmospheric as opposed to their kind of cliché melodic hardcore sound from earlier stuff. I'll have to give them another chance I guess.

    indeed it's a complete change from their earlier work which was not my thing at all.

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    autolux - "turnstile blues" (one of my most favorite albums)

     

    flyying colours - "wavygravy" (in my opinion one of the best shoegaze bands to come out in the past 5 years)

     

    the distortions - "this place doesn't have the balls to kill me" (worth a mention because I've never seen them mentioned anywhere)

     

    guitar - "honeysky" (very MBV influenced)

     

    mystery machine - "horn o'plenty" (90s Canadian band, only their first album was released on vinyl but they tell me that they are re-releasing a couple more on vinyl soon... they sound kinda like Swervedriver but a little more indie rock than shoegaze)

     

    hundredth - "youth" (darker and harder shoegaze)

     

    ex cops - "separator" (I was pretty fond of this debut and think it's pretty solid all the way through. I was really dissatisfied with their second album though as it was a change in direction)

     

    for reference, some of my favorites are Swervedriver, Catherine Wheel, Film School.

     

    (I realize now that at least one of these bands was previously mentioned which I'm not really surprised by. The search function on this site needs some work)

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