Odelia’s ‘Monkey With A Hammer’ is a breakup anthem wrapped in guilt, grit, and guitar fuzz—where soft vocals collide with a storm of sound.

Palejoy’s existential new single, “Next Goal Wins,” will have you analyzing your daily routine.

An identity crisis you can scream along to—Split Chain’s “Who Am I?” hits hard and cuts deep.

Mount Mural’s new, cinematic single, “Pattern Fades,” will trigger deep introspection—or a spiral—the choice is yours.

A swirling blend of overthinking and shoegaze—“Jude” dives deep into the mind and doesn’t come up for air.

A crushing, celestial journey through darkness and distortion—Holy Fawn returns with atmosphere to spare.

Sungaze light up the shoegaze revival with a dreamy, emotional anthem that hits like a warm breeze on a cold day.

The Belasco felt small by the end of the night. Superheaven made sure of that. They turned an ordinary concert into a sonic landslide.

Sorry Marshal’s newest single, “Off The Wagon,” tackes themes of love, relationships, and life with dreamy shoegaze guitars guiding the way.

UK nu-gaze outfit Split Chain has unleashed their latest single, "Subside."

This fuzzy indie rock gem gets off to a quick start.

“Freeze Frame” captures the emotional tension of self-acceptance versus self-doubt.

The Northern California quintet tore through nearly every track on their new record.

“Take Your Place” is a heartbreaking, emotionally charged, and touching single.

This track seamlessly blends electronic elements, shoegaze, and indie rock into an experimental yet nostalgic sound.

“The City is Over” is a heartfelt indie shoegaze banger that will transport you into its dreamy world.

“Froze” creatively melds cinematic, atmospheric dream pop with the slow-core genre.

Michigan’s shoegaze heavyweights Greet Death are officially back with a vengeance.

After more than a decade of silence, Toronto’s Rituals returns with Aurora.

Los Angeles-based Steel Wool delivers a true shoegaze masterpiece with their new single, “Fading.”