Airiel Chicago, Illinois
It's loud. It's pretty. You can dance to it. We're from Chicago.
Airiel is Jeremy Wrenn and Andrew Marrah.
Managed by Neelofer Lodhy.
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supported by 83 fans who also own “Molten Young Lovers”
I DON'T KNOW WHY (ha) I didn't give this album more of a chance when it dropped! Once I approached this album with a more open mind (not comparing it too much to their earlier work) I realized it was quite brilliant and charming in it's own right. Favorite Track: "Don't Know Why"
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Radiogaze (LP 2017)
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This is one of the best shoegaze albums I have heard this year, it kind've coincided with DEAFCULT's release of Auras, so I don't want it to be eclipsed. I want this on vinyl! If there is any physical format to this amazing LP, I need to find it! Thank you for this musical gift!
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supported by 73 fans who also own “Molten Young Lovers”
Bliss-inducing melodic fuzz. This is an album to get lost in.
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Sometimes I Forget You're Human Too
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Melodic alt-pop in the vein of Soccer Mommy is driven by winding guitar lines and augmented with dreamy shoegaze elements.
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Autopilot
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Ottawa duo Paragon Cause craft songs that occupy the space between goth and dream pop, with sublime melodies drifting in guitar haze.
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Altars
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Jangly, hooky post-punk from New Hampshire that strikes that key balance from its '80s forebears of romanticism and gloom.
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Creation
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supported by 67 fans who also own “Molten Young Lovers”
I bought Drowned in a Sea of Sound the day it was released, and it is one of my dearest possessions. I followed their blogspot and hung dearly onto any word, for all 10 years, afraid they'd never release another album. But here they are, as though they'd never left. The Daysleepers have the sonic beauty of Slowdive, the haze of Bloody Valentine, and the vocals of Airiel and Cocteau Twins, yet I prefer them over all the above. This album was well worth the wait.
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