End of the Year Top 5 2024
It’s that time again already! I know the blog isn’t really very active but I did listen to some great music this year, and do …
Tag: psychpop
Fadeawayradiate Records Compilations are back!
Due to Bandcamp’s new regulations and the Epic shift and the Google troubles, our label page was completely gone for a while. We started again …
You’ll Never Get to Heaven – Wave your Moonlight Hat for the SnowFall Train
I often ramble on about the healing power of music, mainly because, idealistic fool that I am, I believe it. If you’re reading this, then …
Sunstack Jones – Golden Repair & Interview
Earlier this month British band Sunstack Jones released their fourth album with Mai 68 Records. The band traces its origins back to 2011 when they …
Lisa Mychols & SUPER 8 – The Arms Of Water
On May 1st this I wrote about the single “Honey Bee“( https://www.fadeawayradiate.com/2020/05/lisa-mychols-super-8-honey-bee/) from the critically praised Lisa Mychols & SUPER 8 album that was subsequently released …
Fadeawayradiate volume 1, 2, 3 and 4 on DKFM
We were very lucky that the great Greg Wilson of DKFM Shoegaze radio gave us the chance to present our very own show on their …
Wilsen – Ruiner
Wilsen are the Brooklyn-based project of Tamsin Wilson (guitar/vocals), Johnny Simon Jr. (guitar), and Drew Arndt (bass). Ruiner is their second album, and follows 2017’s …
F.A.R. OUT – A Sunshine/Psychpop compilation
Our world was without color in the pair of decades prior to 1963, our pupils perceiving only black, white, and various shades of gray. Photographs …
Hazel English – Shaking
I listen to so many bands in the dream pop genre for the blog, radio-show and groups, and bands and songs come and go. One …
Daisies – What Are You Waiting For?
I found the Daisies album (released on June 28th, co-release by K Records and Perennial) recommended to me on Bandcamp (bless them): the description and …
Tokyo Tea Room – Always Tomorrow
Tokyo Tea Room are the psych/dream-pop project of Canterbury-based Daniel Elliott and Ben Marshall. Tokyo Tea Room describe themselves as “melodic bass lines, hypnotic guitar …
Hypnagogica: new psychedelica in slumberland
Recently, I have been noticing this little sub-niche within the dreampop genre that is usually listed as neo-psychedelica (which, officially, was a “diverse genre of psychedelic …
Dayflower – Seeing Up
“Seeing Up” is the third video from Dayflower, produced by the band as a visual companion to the song, which was originally released alongside “Neverfriend” …
THE DEATH OF POP/ THE SKATING PARTY SPLIT 7″ LATHE CUT
The Skating Party is a project from Philadelphia’s Gregory James. Their song “Twin Polar “ will appeal to lovers of jangly/ twee and neatly fits …
LSD and the Search for God ‘Heaven Is a Place’ EP
I was given the extremely cool chance to listen to and review this brandnew release of LSD and the Search for God, and I’m very …
Meet Keith Canisius: sonic wizard
I must have been living under a rock because I never discovered Keith Canisius until very recently: there I was, browsing through YouTube bumping into …
Dead Mellotron – Winter EP
Dead Mellotron Winter EP I have to be honest : I think Dead Mellotron are an amazing Shoegaze band. They put down a sound so …