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Shoegaze Album reviews
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
283
Garage Rock
45
Grunge
47
Hard Rock
149
Indie
77
Math Rock
42
Post-Grunge
77
Post-Punk
48
Post-Rock
64
Progressive rock/metal
336
Psychedelic Rock
53
Rap Rock / Metal
27
Rock
512
Shoegaze
71
Stoner Rock
21
Metal
Alternative Metal
143
Black Metal
39
Death Metal
44
Deathcore
16
Doom Metal
42
Gothic Metal
28
Groove Metal
17
Heavy Metal
24
Industrial Metal
33
Metal
392
Metalcore
74
Nu Metal
41
Post-Metal
23
Power Metal
34
Sludge Metal
39
Symphonic Metal
35
Thrash Metal
35
Punk and emo
Emo
88
Hardcore Punk
41
Pop Punk
60
Post-Hardcore
73
Punk rock
122
Country and roots
Alternative Country
28
Americana
77
Bluegrass
33
Country
72
Country Rock
56
Other styles
Blues
107
Electronic
39
Folk
89
Jazz
58
Jazz Fusion
52
LoFi
1
Pop
25
R&B
6
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
14
Soul
45
Genres
Shoegaze
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
283
Garage Rock
45
Grunge
47
Hard Rock
149
Indie
77
Math Rock
42
Post-Grunge
77
Post-Punk
48
Post-Rock
64
Progressive rock/metal
336
Psychedelic Rock
53
Rap Rock / Metal
27
Rock
512
Shoegaze
71
Stoner Rock
21
Metal
Alternative Metal
143
Black Metal
39
Death Metal
44
Deathcore
16
Doom Metal
42
Gothic Metal
28
Groove Metal
17
Heavy Metal
24
Industrial Metal
33
Metal
392
Metalcore
74
Nu Metal
41
Post-Metal
23
Power Metal
34
Sludge Metal
39
Symphonic Metal
35
Thrash Metal
35
Punk and emo
Emo
88
Hardcore Punk
41
Pop Punk
60
Post-Hardcore
73
Punk rock
122
Country and roots
Alternative Country
28
Americana
77
Bluegrass
33
Country
72
Country Rock
56
Other styles
Blues
107
Electronic
39
Folk
89
Jazz
58
Jazz Fusion
52
LoFi
1
Pop
25
R&B
6
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
14
Soul
45
Isn’t Anything
my bloody valentine
8.9
Album review
Shoegaze
Isn’t Anything sounds as though the music is continually being pulled out of position. Guitars bend, drums make forceful…
Split
Lush
8.8
Album review
Shoegaze
Split gives Lush's dreamy guitars more force and their songs more room. The band can still sound almost weightless, but bass and…
Just For A Day
Slowdive
7.6
Album review
Shoegaze
Just For A Day turns guitars and voices into one gentle, slowly moving sound. Slowdive let the chords linger and use the singing…
Colour Trip
Ringo Deathstarr
7.9
Album review
Shoegaze
Colour Trip gets plenty from a familiar combination. Ringo Deathstarr place gentle singing against distorted guitars but keep the…
motionblur
Split Chain
8.0
Album review
Alternative Rock
Nu Metal
Rock
Shoegaze
motionblur balances thick guitars with a more open, drifting atmosphere. Split Chain’s debut draws heavily from shoegaze and…
Downward Is Heavenward
Hum
9.3
Album review
Alternative Rock
Indie
Rock
Shoegaze
Isle of the Cheetah is a convincing argument for taking the long way through a rock song. Its guitars spread outward while Matt…
Diamond Eyes
Deftones
8.8
Album review
Alternative Metal
Metal
Rock
Shoegaze
The title track of Diamond Eyes gives Deftones a clear melodic centre without reducing the weight around it. A low, deliberate…
m b v
my bloody valentine
8.8
Album review
Shoegaze
m b v begins with a familiar sound and ends in much less settled territory. my bloody valentine return to wavering guitars and…
I Let It In and It Took Everything
Loathe
9.2
Album review
Metal
Metalcore
Rock
Shoegaze
The quiet music on I Let It In and It Took Everything can feel as disorienting as the heaviest passages. Loathe lets soft guitar…
Insurgentes
Steven Wilson
8.6
Album review
Post-Punk
Progressive rock/metal
Rock
Shoegaze
Insurgentes is full of beautiful sounds that refuse to stay comfortable. A melody can establish a calm surface, then distortion or…
Lonely People with Power
Deafheaven
9.1
Album review
Black Metal
Indie
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
Shoegaze
Deafheaven bring the harsh vocals back to the front on Lonely People with Power, but the lessons from their softer music remain…
You'd Prefer an Astronaut
Hum
9.0
Album review
Alternative Rock
Indie
Rock
Shoegaze
The quiet voice inside You'd Prefer an Astronaut makes its enormous guitars feel even larger. Matt Talbott rarely tries to…
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