Coldplay have just announced a special live broadcast of the Music Of The Spheres World Tour from Buenos Aires’ River Plate Stadium, which will be shown in thousands of cinemas across more than 70 countries on October 28 / 29* in partnership with Trafalgar Releasing, who also executive produce alongside CJ 4DPlex Tickets for the event - the first ever live worldwide cinema broadcast of a concert from Latin America - will be available on September 15 at 3pm BST / 4pm CET / 10am ET / 7am PT from https://coldplaycinema.live/ (where you can also sign up now to get updates and information). The show will see the band perform classic hits from across their career in a stadium bursting with lights, lasers, fireworks and LED wristbands - all of which combine to make Coldplay’s concerts such a life-affirming experience. This beautifully-filmed feature presentation will be directed by acclaimed BAFTA-winning and Grammy-nominated director Paul Dugdale. * The Event is broadcast live to North America and Latin America on Friday, October 28, with the rest of the world joining the broadcast on Saturday, October 29 due to local time zones. Repeat screenings will also be available worldwide. The full list of local screenings will be listed at https://coldplaycinema.live/ from Thursday, September 15.
First-ever vinyl edition of Medicine's Her Highness with an improved mix is dropping Friday.
So I've been on the lookout for some HEAVY Shoegaze of late. I did a search a few weeks ago and came across this person's spotify playlist via r/shoegaze that they keep updated. There's some good stuff in there.
And, because of that playlist I discovered the band/artist Animal Ghosts. They are basically a MBV rip-off, but it sounds original in it's own way. Highly recommend giving it a listen.
i really like greet death’s “new hell” if you haven’t heard it yet
also definitely check out pinebender’s first two albums, so freaking good
I actually listened to that Greet Death album on Friday, it was decent. First half was a little better than the second. A couple of tracks didn't really fit the shoegaze mold I was looking for but it wasn't bad. I'll check out this other band!
So I've been on the lookout for some HEAVY Shoegaze of late.
This just popped into my feed and has some serious potential.
Watch Nashville heavy shoegazers Lockstep's video for new song "Weave"
Nashville's Lockstep make doomy, heavy shoegaze in the vein of bands like Cloakroom and Jesu, and they're gearing up to release their debut EP in May...www.brooklynvegan.com
Seems you've already clocked some of the obvious contenders (Greet Death, Cloakroom, Nothing). The Flesh & Bone Records catalog is a great place to dig next, particularly No Sun, Pale Shade, doused, Lowfaith (now called Cherished).
Not as heavy, but also wanted to drop Dead Swords into the mix. It's a project by Alex Rosamilia (The Gaslight Anthem) that dips its toes into several stylistic influences. They've been ultra quiet as of late, last teasing some new writing/studio time in early 2020, and they'd previously mentioned trying to make a run of this on wax (for which I've been intently waiting to pounce on if it ever comes to pass).oooooh this is good!!
So I've been on the lookout for some HEAVY Shoegaze of late. I did a search a few weeks ago and came across this person's spotify playlist via r/shoegaze that they keep updated. There's some good stuff in there.
And, because of that playlist I discovered the band/artist Animal Ghosts. They are basically a MBV rip-off, but it sounds original in it's own way. Highly recommend giving it a listen.