The Alisons Kingston, Ontario
The Alisons are an Alternative/Shoegaze band from Kingston Ontario. They self-released their debut EP, entitled "The Eiderdown", under the name Future Rose on April 22, 2017.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Something Else”
Absolutely beautiful from start to finish.
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Such a consistent joy to listen to. Love this album.
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The title track pulled me into Slow Crush's orbit, but Tremble held me there - alongside Lull from the Hush LP and the whole of Seasurfer's Dive In, it can send me into an altered state of consciousness. The album vibrates with hints and nudges, from Slowdive twangs to a Corgan-esque chord shift, but Slow Crush are their own sound - thick, dark melodic, etherealistic soundscapes with Isa Holliday's vocals both binding the music and rising above it. One of the best bands in years.
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I Wish You Could See Yourself Right Now
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The aptly named Gentle Organisms specialize in quietly radiant songs centered on tender melodies.
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Cave Sessions
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The Lassie Foundation return with roaring new versions of old favorites, sure to set your shoegaze heart ablaze.
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California (Remastered)
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This late ’90s shoegaze record gets a full remaster on the advent of its 25th anniversary, its woozy melodies brighter than ever.
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I bought Drowned in a Sea of Sound the day it was released, and it is one of my dearest possessions. I followed their blogspot and hung dearly onto any word, for all 10 years, afraid they'd never release another album. But here they are, as though they'd never left. The Daysleepers have the sonic beauty of Slowdive, the haze of Bloody Valentine, and the vocals of Airiel and Cocteau Twins, yet I prefer them over all the above. This album was well worth the wait.
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