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i feel like as a gen z the reason shoegaze resonates so deeply with me and so many others years after its prime is just due to how well it can transcend boundaries like practically no other genre- its ambient, noisy, distorted, and ethereal with just the right amount of nostalgia that u cant really recreate with words how melted the music sounds and the youth can recognize no matter how long its been
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it's a mixture of melancholy, nostalgia, and comfort. i love it.
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Literally begging you to keep doing these. This is fantastic.
I got into shoegaze in like 2017 while in college. I was dealing with a lot of depressive thoughts, and shoegaze was kind of an escape.
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shoegaze is part of a collective umbrella term that i like to call "dissociation music". im a little older than these kids (30) but thats what appeals to me. its music that just creates a mood, that i can get lost in. some of that early 2000's alt rock / pop has a similar vibe as well
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Honestly I’m just depressed
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Flying Saucer Attack's self-titled album is a hidden gem of the 90s
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I listened to almost exclusively metal before i found shoegaze. i needed something not so heavy sometimes, but the indie pop was a little too light and gentle. so shoegaze was the perfect in-between
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Gen Xer here who adored the shoegaze bands when they were current (and resented the Britpop bands for supplanting them). Even at the time and place I grew up (suburban Dallas) there weren't lots of people into these bands. So I've been trying to evangelize My Bloody Valentine, Swervedriver, Slowdive, The Boo Radleys and the like to people for decades as well as following the neo-shoegaze and shoegaze-adjacent bands that have popped up in the meantime (Alcest, Ringo Deathstarr, Asobi Seksu, Nothing, Deafheaven, Alvvays, Parannoul, etc etc). It warms my heart that Gen Z is embracing it so much. The kids are alright.
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super happy to have been a part of this!!! answering the survey truly gave me the best insight on why i love the genre so much and reading my friends and some stranger's answers was magical. thank you for making this!!! much love
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deftones was always shoegaze adjacent
i think that played a big part
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shoegaze is basically psychedelic rock with more reverb, so i'm not surprised people are attracted to their dreamy, disconnect-from-reality feel to it.
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I'm so glad to have been part of this, shoegaze isn't my favourite genre but is near and dear to my heart, and seeing it becoming more known and appreciated has been a welcomed surprise.
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I got into shoegaze back in like 2009-2010 through my friends in school
I always thought of it as our little niche because nobody knew it but us
Crazy to see it’s popularity a over decade later
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I think the reason I love Shoegaze so much and why it’s such a huge comfort to me is because to me no matter how I feel, be it sad or angry or feeling on top of the world, it can just fit and pair with all those emotions. For example the song “When the sun hits” by Slowdive. It can be read as a sad song or even a spiteful song full of gloom with lyrics like “sweet thing I watch you burn away!” But also a hopeful and inspiring song especially with the lyric that flows into the chorus “It matters where you are!” Which is incredible because it makes the song bend around you and just help connect and confirm your feelings Xx
AWESOME VIDEO ❤
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X'er here, my revival has been through Blackgaze. Alcest is huge.
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I'm gonna be that person be super bummed about no Cocteau Twins mention. Good video though.
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Thanks for this video 🖤 And glad I contributed to it since I answered the questionnaire ;)
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i got into it back in like 2008 or 2009 with the cocteau twins.. then moved into other things like daysleepers, curve, mbv, whirr, etc
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You know I’ve been wondering this for the longest time because I work on a record store here in Santiago, Chile and at least once a day some Z’er comes in and asks if we have either my bloody valentine’s loveless or Slowdive’s souvlaki and it’s always those two… i’ve talked to a couple of them and said that they should listen to other bands like ride, catherine wheel or whirr.
What I think it’s amazing though is what labels like numero are doing. Helping to grow Emo by putting out a lot of forgotten heroes of the genre. A lot of people have come to the store and ask me for Indian summer, moss icon and karate and some other alternative adjacent bands like Unwound and duster.
Love the content :)
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