Sonically, this sounds like shoegaze a decade before shoegaze.
Sonically, this sounds like shoegaze a decade before shoegaze
Chase Williams
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Hudson Carter
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Wyatt Nguyen
Like I said, shoegaze.
Ryder Wood
Sonically, this sounds like shoegaze a decade before shoegaze.
Charles Edwards
Sonically, this sounds like Spiderland a decade before Spiderland.
Tyler Foster
wtf
Daniel Hughes
No, not really.
That sounds like Swans’ EP which is no-wave.
Angel White
there's no guitar and it isn't as densely layered in sound, so no not really.
Brody Adams
i always thought this song had a bit of shoegaziness at the end. run like hell kinda does too but in a more U2 sounding way
Jose Clark
Only “Outdoor Miner”, but that album and 154 were both massive influences on shoegaze
Easton Martin
>there’s no guitar
Which is why I said sonically.
>isn’t as densely layered
You’re right about some of the songs, but Cheree and Keep Your Dreams (Reissue) remind me of Slowdive.
Robert Collins
>Sonically, this sounds like shoegaze a decade before shoegaze.
no
Samuel Bell
twenty year old frankie...
Isaac Campbell
> minimal synthesizers
> sound like layered guitars
> because drones
imagine being this new to music
Andrew Davis
Ayy how bout you sonically suck my dick
Eli Peterson
Sonically, this sounds like shoegaze a decade before shoegaze.
Carter Carter
Literally the opposite of shoegaze. Shoegaze is maximalistic, Suicide is minimalist synth. I know this thread is a joke though.
Christopher Scott
>ITT: people who don’t understand the word sonically
Levi Baker
Nothing really sounded like shoegaze (by which I mean MBV). Saying shoegaze was 60s revivalists was somewhat offpoint, even if they were in a sense psych bands and liked the 60s. Even the type of jangly Byrds-y indie shoegaze partly grew out of didn't sound like actual 60s psych.
But if I had to compare certain aspects of shoegaze to certain touchstones it would be:
1. melodically something more akin to Phil Spector pop
2. the slightest touch of peak-bliss psych era utopian vibe, like more of the sunshine pop kind of bliss
3. but as far as psychedelicness I'd compare it more, in addition to Spector's 'wall of sound', to NY drone minimalism like La Monte Young
4. so obviously most of all as far as 60s bands to Velvet Underground in that sense of pop melodies plus a drone psychedelia rather than a noodly psychedelia (which drug-wise is more of an opiate sound than an acid sound)
5. and then a bit of Suicide again with that pop formula plus droning noise that's somewhere between ugly and beautiful and nostalgic
Sebastian Walker
sonically dj screw sounds like vaporwave a decade before vaporwave
Jose Brown
He's looking so mean, he's feeling so tough
Carson Morris
What album is this?
Asher Hernandez
Fuck no
Brayden Bennett
tbis is from 1970 but still, checkmate bitch
yall mind if i INVENT SHOEGAZE AND DREAM POP 25 YEARS EARLY
Blake Gutierrez
>right click on the album
>select "search google for this image"
Christian Williams
Glenn Branca - The Ascension
Andrew Lopez
Maybe "Cheree", but that's it. And even that was based off of a lot of dreamy rock'n'roll and bubblegum pop from the 1950s.
David Hughes
Brian Eno created shoegaze in 1973/1974
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Jeremiah Stewart
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Jace James
Sonically, this sounds like OK Computer a decade before OK Computer