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Swervedriver

1,116,212 plays (77,858 listeners)

Swervedriver are a 1990s British guitar band initially associated with "shoegazing", however their heavier rock & roll style also related them to the grunge genre coming from the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

Adorable

661,508 plays (51,030 listeners)

Adorable were a British alternative rock band active in the 1990s. They formed in Coventry in 1991, and consisted of band members Piotr Fijalkowski (vocals, guitar), Robert Dillam (guitar), Steven ‘Wil’ Williams (bass), and Kevin Gritton (drums).

Chapterhouse

1,080,848 plays (102,918 listeners)

Chapterhouse were a British shoegazing band of the early 1990s, originally from Reading, England. Formed in 1987 by Andrew Sherriff and Stephen Patman, the band began performing alongside Spacemen 3.

Kitchens of Distinction

526,454 plays (52,268 listeners)

Kitchens of Distinction were a band from South London, England. The band formed in 1986, their name pulled from an advert on the side of a lorry spotted by guitarist Julian Swales while on his bike.

Ride

3,808,901 plays (216,908 listeners)

Ride was an alternative rock band which formed in 1988 in Oxford, United Kingdom and officially broke up in 1996.

Pale Saints

915,552 plays (47,725 listeners)

Pale Saints began their existence as a three-piece ethereal pop band based in Leeds, England. Forming in 1987, the band was signed to 4AD records after their first London show by 4AD chief Ivo.

Moose

289,899 plays (29,678 listeners)

There are 2 artists with the name Moose. (1) Moose were a British indie rock band who formed in London in 1990. While often tagged as a shoegazer band, and certainly their earliest singles were, they evolved into something distinctly their own - a woozy, lush and orchestral brand of pop.

Drop Nineteens

289,709 plays (26,579 listeners)

Drop Nineteens were a Boston-based indie rock band. They were one of a few U.S.-based bands who styled themselves on England's distinctive shoegazing sound, taking inspiration from bands such as Ride and Lush. Much like the Pixies before them, they were more widely acknowledged in the UK, where the then-unsigned Drop Nineteens first gained attention with two 8-track demos.