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playing guitar , was the coolest as he just stood there and let the music flood out. That anti showmanship was perfect so I never really understood why people began to use "shoegaze" as a negative term. I think if
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Shoegazing was originally a slag-off term. My partner , who was the guitarist in Moose, claims that it was originally leveled at his band. Apparently the journo was referring to the bank of effects pedals he had strewn across the stage that he had to keep staring at in order to operate. And then it
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While shoegaze briefly flared and then faded out in the UK, the bands of the initial wave had an immense impact on the development of regional underground and college rock scenes in the US. In particular, a Lush and Ride tour of the US in 1991 directly inspired the spawning of
American shoegaze
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A resurgence of the genre began in the late 1990s (particularly in the United States) and the early 2000s, that helped usher in what is now referred to as the "nu gaze" era. Also various heavy metal acts were inspired by shoegaze, which contributed to the emergence of
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guitars, creating a wash of sound where no instrument is distinguishable from another. The genre was typically "overwhelmingly loud, with long, droning riffs, waves of distortion, and cascades of feedback. Vocals and melodies disappeared into the walls of guitars."
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in 1990 in a near-contemptuous gesture, focusing on how bands involved in the scene, rather than engaging in traditional rivalries, were often seen at each other's gigs, sometimes playing in each other's bands, and drinking together.
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have increasingly adopted western elements, with some bands combining Indie music with shoegaze and psychedelic rock. Further, since the late 2010s, some artists began prominently incorporating
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the band performed was dubbed shoegaze by the
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shoegaze an entirely new image. Where the sound once was tightly linked with introversion, it was now attached to summery, outward looking songs with a focus on celebrating youth.
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acts, resulting in relatively unknown bands breaking up or reinventing their style altogether. Since the late 2010s, a renewed interest in the genre has been noted, namely among
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wrapped in echo effects and phase shifters.", Hal Leonard 1997,
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2071:, p.49, Fireside, March 1997,
2027:. Retrieved 22 September 2008.
1961:Parkes, Taylor (10 May 2012).
1682:Gourlay, Dom (23 April 2009).
1423:Despres, Sean (18 June 2010).
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1800:Music, Future (3 June 2021).
1513:Rogers, Jude (27 July 2007).
1281:. 2 June 2012. Archived from
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1392:"Space Rock : Allmusic"
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2571:. AllMusic, Netaktion LLC.
1625:. Square One. p. 188.
1576:Larkin, Colin, ed. (1992).
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591:American underground bands
542:scenes of the early 1990s.
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2669:"The Translator Blackgaze"
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2565:"Shoegaze Music Artists"
2277:11 February 2019 at the
902:Post-movement directions
626:. British dream pop duo
624:the Jesus and Mary Chain
262:The Jesus and Mary Chain
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3777:Psychedelic pop artists
3767:Neo-psychedelia artists
2471:"Half String Interview"
2194:. Guinness Publishing.
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1370:Anthologie de l'ambient
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3840:Psychedelic literature
3835:Psychedelic experience
2642:University of Michigan
2541:. University of Iowa.
2216:"Review of Slowdive's
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3139:Paisley Underground
3031:Alternative country
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2096:. 2018 Conde Nast.
1866:. theartsdesk.com.
1753:on 8 September 2012
1747:Pitchfork Media Inc
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3629:Shoegaze
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