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The most famous Shoegaze album of all time.
After MBV took their album off of spotify, my playlist has been so much drier without Loveless. This is the most influential Shoegaze album and what pops into people's heads when they think of Shoegaze, and for good reason. It is a wall of beautiful sludge that was meticulously crafted to remain coherent in its controlled chaos. This is MBV at their most, and the structure proves that. The intro starts off hard and in your face, with loud drums ... read more
The closest to reaching perfection.
When I first listened to In Rainbows, I shrugged it off as a pretty good album in Radiohead's catalogue just next to the Bends and Hail to the Thief. However, on every revisit, I discovered something new that added so much more to every song: Thom's light beatboxing in the intro to All I Need, the title drop in Reckoner, the the tightness of the drums on Weird Fishes. After listening to the Dissect podcast's analysis of the album, I discovered ... read more
This album gets me through anything.
Souvlaki is a masterpiece and is the most famous example of Shoegaze's dreamy, soft side for a reason. Every song on it is a masterpiece and maintains its unique identity while blending a cohesive musical narrative together. This album is gut-wrenching, romantic, and blissful all at once in an ethereal way. The more I revisit this album, the more I believe that Souvlaki should be considered THE Shoegaze album over Loveless.
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