Music Reviews tagged with dream-pop
Wye Oak Civilian
They're folk. They're dream pop. They're folk pop?
Chris Coplan answers the hard questions...Candy Claws Hidden Lands
Hip and hazy Colorado-gaze. One of the better albums of the year.
Michael Waters lauds...jj n° 2
A new kind of feel good record from an unidentified group of Europeans.
Andrew Baer listens contentedly...The Pains of Being Pure at Heart The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
From out of the wreckage of late 80's and early 90's influences emerges a modern pop gem.
Brett Oronzio reviews...Asobi Seksu Hush
The third album from these New York shoegazers represents a gentle step in the direction of orchestral dream-pop.
David Coleman reviews...Pia Fraus After Summer
Estonia's premier shoegaze band releases its fourth album on Seksound.
David Coleman is intrigued...Plush Fed
Destined to be a lost classic?
Brett Oronzio determines...Circus Animals Desertion Circus Animals Desertion
Circus Animals' Desertion is a varied, mature and ultimately fulfilling début from one of the UK's most exciting new guitar bands; that it will be ignored if favour of a dozen over-hyped copycat bands is merely symptomatic of the UK music scene's current malaise.
David Coleman reviews...Keith Canisius Ferris Wheel Makeout
Ferris Wheel Makeout is an album that would be at home between Loveless and Souvlaki. Keith Canisius might not revamp the shoegaze world in the way some of the giants did, but he certainly creates powerful, evocative music.
Matt Montgomery reviews...Panda Riot She Dares All Things
Not to be confused with Panda Bear, this Chicago trio specialises in saccharine dream-pop.
David Coleman likes what he hears...