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Castlebeat’s “VHS” offsets bright, jangly songs with smoky, lo-fi production, giving their pie-eyed melodies a sense of mystery.
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From Where I'm Standing
by Gilah
The latest EP from Brooklyn’s Gilah is an explosion of sound and color, with oceanic guitars and dreamlike melodies.
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Melodic post-grunge that eschews all of the negative connotations of that phrase and embraces all the positives: huge hooks, huge-r riffs.
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As the name implies, there’s something wonderfully spooky about this Philly band—shoegaze with a haunting undercurrent.
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True Deceiver
by Tape Deck Mountain
The latest from Tape Deck Mountain takes the dreaminess of shoegaze and pairs it with woozy psychedelic hooks.
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One-man project Vlimmer exists in the borderlands between post-punk and industrial/EBM, creating danceable darkness.
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The striking synth/goth songs on the latest from Vlimmer feel 50 stories tall, with gigantic walls of sound and bleak, ominous vocals.
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