“Motherfuckers Call Anything Shoegaze”

Her New Knife on Philly, Club Bangers, and their New EP By: Vlada Stark; Photos By @kevin.stinks The revival of shoegaze has been written about in underground mags an almost heinous amount. But in the words of Her New Knife, (the rising band from Philly’s entrenched shoegaze scene) “Motherfuckers call anything shoegaze.” Her New Knife, […]

A Gauzey Night at Eagle Aerie Hall

On President’s Day night, Slow Crush made their stop in Vegas while on tour with Trauma Ray and Death Bells with a special opening by Las Vegas skramz band, Roman Candle. Eagle Aerie Hall was filled with shoegazers who had made the drive down to locally named “Hendertucky” for a gauzy reverbed dreamscape show. Roman […]

Grivo Trudges West: A relic of another desert arrives to the Usual Place

Last Saturday, Austin-based shoegaze band Grivo made their way into the Las Vegas desert for the first time. With the help of Still Life Replica, Morosis, Luxury Furniture Store, and Elfearz, Grivo created an unforgettable night! The night kicked off with progressive rock band Still Life Replica who played a mix of old and new […]

An Interview with Morosis

We sat down with Morosis to talk about their latest release Saturnine. Saturnine is the band’s second EP and consists of their single Reverie and four new songs. With this album, the band decided to go in a slightly different direction focusing on more existential themes and an emphasis on a heavier sound. Check out our […]

Movies night

From Chetumal, Quintana Roo, Mexico comes shoegaze pop trio, Aladin Fox. The band’s latest release was Movies Night (Bonus Tracks) which consists of unreleased demos from their Movies Night EP. I first became aware of Aladin Fox a few years ago when my cousin and I talked about music. Among all the bands he showed […]

Aurora Boreal

Earlier this month, Señor Kino from Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, released their third full-length album Aurora Boreal. The album comes with great anticipation as it was meant to be released more than a year ago but was put on hold because of the pandemic. With this LP, Señor Kino isn’t completely moving away from their surf-punk […]