Tag: dais records
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Recommended Album: Cold Gawd – ‘I’ll Drown On This Earth’
Shoegaze with the sweet caress of alternative R&B in its touch, except in this case, no body is moving because all of the bodies are cold and drowning.
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trauma ray – “Bishop”
The Fort Worth heavy shoegaze band aims to be divine, yet is inevitably drawn towards the flames on the lead single off their debut album, ‘Chameleon’.
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High Vis – “Mind’s a Lie”
High Vis get you out of a negative space in your head with the latest listen off their newly announced album, ‘Guided Tour’.
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Cold Gawd – “Gorgeous”
A change of scenery and taking stock in the self doesn’t always make the view any better on the latest preview off ‘I’ll Drown On This Earth’.
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Cold Gawd – “All My Life, My Heart Has Yearned For A Thing I Cannot Name”
Instead of getting lost in themselves, the Rancho Cucamonga shoegazers invite you into the deep sinking feeling with them on the lead single off their sophomore LP, ‘I’ll Drown On This Earth’.
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High Vis – “Mob DLA”
The sonic power behind the London post-hardcore band’s mob mentality exists to bring down corrupt power structures on their latest single.
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Cold Gawd – “Gin (at The Mountain)”
The Cali shoegaze band’s contribution to Dais Records’ cassette-exclusive ‘C23’ comp transforms a familiar listen with thinner air in the atmosphere.
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High Vis – “Forgot to Grow”
Through life’s pains, the London hardcore-and-Madchester-melding rockers experience another artistic spurt.
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Recommended Album: High Vis – ‘Blending’
With their sophomore breakthrough, the London quintet sonically merge a gruff hardcore foundation, the melodicism of Brit pop, and shimmering ‘80s post-punk, all while placing themselves at the center of a collision course with dealing with your shit.
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Interview: Cold Gawd On His New Album ‘God Get Me the Fuck Out of Here’
Matt Wainright talks building his own world within today’s shoegaze universe, representing Black artists in his music and the scene, and the Title Fight path to worldwide domination
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High Vis – “0151″
Grief and hardship aside, the latest preview from ‘Blending’ presses the London progressive melodic hardcore band’s Brit-pop edges more heavily into the pit, rising from adversary.
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Cold Gawd – “Gin”
The latest preview off the Rancho Cucamonga shoegaze band’s sophomore LP, ‘God Get Me the Fuck Out of Here’ drowns beneath a place of no return and finds an unknown bliss in it.