Blondshell's Sabrina Teitelbaum favourite songs
For many artists, their art is a recollection of life. While the source makes the work meaningful, where do you draw the line?
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Bedridden’s "Philadelphia Got Me Through" feels like stepping into a mosh pit of angry gymnasts | Tracks
Yes, it’s that intense.
Meljoann comments on our modern dystopia in infectious experimental pop track “Data Ghost” | Tracks
Are the stories of some futuristic dystopian films still a thing of fiction, or have they become a reflection of the current age?
Isabella Storm steps into her power with addictive dance-pop track “Satan’s Valentine” | Tracks
Past lovers might not get away with our hearts, but they do take something almost equally as precious: our time. That’s the real heartbreak.
Roomer’s latest track “Chance” is a shoegaze slow dance in an impossible storm | Tracks
Chasing after love could take you a lifetime. To save yourself the hours, and the heartbreak, burgeoning dream-pop group Roomer suggest you leave things to chance instead in their aptly-named new single.
Mallrat - 1883 Magazine
The Australian musician chats with 1883 about her sophomore album, Light Hit My Face Like A Straight Right.
Luvcat puts on her rose-coloured glasses in hazy new pop track “Love & Money” | Tracks
When blinded by the euphoria of love or lust, it feels like the perfect time to live life with reckless abandon. Depending on your perspective, it’s an easy trap to fall into, or an opportunity to chase to its fullest.
flipturn - 1883 Magazine
1883 sat down for a conversation with members of the indie-rock group Flipturn to swap “completely stupid” advice, rally in support of jam bands, and dig into their new album Burnout Days.
Folk darling Natalie Wildgoose’s “Angel” is as tender as a declaration of love | Tracks
In a world like this one, we still have the choice to be still, contemplative, and kind, but it takes bravery to be that vulnerable. Artists like Natalie Wildgoose can help us get there.
Alt-rock group she’s green shares dreamy new shoegaze track “graze” | Tracks
Inspired by the vast Midwestern terrain that informs their lives, the underground shoegaze group she’s green steeps textured alt-rock sounds in dream-pop tenderness.
James Brandon Lewis's favourite songs | Nine Songs interview
What musicians believe about life inevitably seeps into their sound. In turn, one of the most valuable gifts music offers us is perspective.
mynameisntjmack can’t escape the irony in his latest alt-rap track “argue typing” | Tracks
Maybe we all secretly love the delicious torture of what rising alternative rapper mynameisntjmack calls “argue typing”.
Indie-rocker Camille Schmidt asks the impossible in her revealing new track “Cult in Denver” | Tracks
Every time we fall in love, it feels like the last. All-encompassing in its hazy euphoria, this one feeling has more power over us than anything, and its startling effects force us to ask impossible questions.
Cryogeyser shows a resilient tenderness in vulnerable slowcore track “Stargirl” | Tracks
Even in the darkness, we transform. Purveyors of shoegaze and grunge genres like Cryogeyser know this truth well, spilling out those knowing hearts accordingly in wildly cathartic alt-rock ballads. With bold guitars and wickedly honest lyrics, the songs both refresh and revive with their simultaneous truth and grittiness.
Filmore! explores the unpredictability of life in textured D&B track “It Never Ends" | Tracks
The work of the heart is often something of a tightrope walk between fulfillment and despair. While navigating these realities is often difficult, it also, ironically, makes for great fodder for more art too.
sweet93 questions reality in dreamy new shoegaze track "what's true?" | Tracks
For most experimental fans, the lure of shoegaze, dense noise pop, or fuzzy alt-rock lies in the innate mystery of these songs. It’s those addictive reverb-laden choruses, the whispered lyrics, and instrumentals as vast and varied as a kaleidoscope we just can’t get enough of. There’s something hiding in this music, and each project feels like a conversation between listener and artist.
This elusive sound can be found in the discographies of shoegaze greats such as Mazzy Star and Cocteau Twins,...
This elusive sound can be found in the discographies of shoegaze greats such as Mazzy Star and Cocteau Twins,...
Hinds - 1883 Magazine
Spanish duo Hinds sit down with 1883 Magazine to discuss their brand new record, VIVA HINDS.
Alix Page - 1883 Magazine
1883 sat down for a conversation with rising indie-rocker Alix Page to discuss the inspiration behind her latest single “Girlfriend”, her love for junk journaling, and the one not-so guilty pleasure she believes all water signs secretly crave..
The Lemon Twigs' reference points on their new album | Interview
On their sixth album A Dream Is All We Know, The Lemon Twigs pay tribute to the lush, layered sounds of bygone eras.
Hotline TNT swim through hazy layers of shoegaze in their latest single "Protocol" | Tracks
The latest signees to Third Man Records, Hotline TNT’s "Protocol" is marked with a confident psych-rock swagger, exploring the tough realities of love relationships.
"Nested" sees Jossle explore the feelings that linger at the end of a relationship | Best Fit
From taking notice of the floral patterns embroidered in a lover’s dress to matching the colour in their cheeks to a bottle of red wine, life is perhaps best enjoyed when we really sink into these mundane moments that too soon become a memory.
Interview: Madison Cunningham!
In this exclusive interview, Groove Girl sat down with the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Madison Cunningham ahead of her show at the New Brookland Tavern.
Interview w/ Laura Colwell of Sun June!
Laura Colwell, the lead singer of Sun June, sits down with Groove Girl ahead of the band's performance in Columbia, SC.
