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Chapterhouse

1,160,120 plays (107,908 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.

Ride

4,035,021 plays (226,505 listeners)

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

The Jesus and Mary Chain

15,120,304 plays (570,851 listeners)

The Jesus and Mary Chain are a Scottish band that revolves around the songwriting partnership of brothers Jim Reid and William Reid. From East Kilbride, Glasgow, Scotland , the JAMC released a constant string of albums, singles and EPs until their demise in 1998. The band reunited in 2007.

Ringo Deathstarr

751,167 plays (45,310 listeners)

Ringo Deathstarr is a shoegaze band from Austin, TX. Channelling diverse influences such as MBV, Fugazi, The Cure, The Smiths and The Velvet Underground into their own unique sonic fingerprint, the band released their eponymous EP in 2007. This was followed by a string of singles and a series of international tours hitting both coasts and the streets of the UK and Japan.

Astrobrite

420,239 plays (32,747 listeners)

Astrobrite is shoegaze noise-pop supergroup project from the musician Scott Cortez (Of STAR and lovesliescrushing fame). Astrobrite began in 1994 as a solo project and in 1995 the band expanded in order to tour.

Medicine

409,820 plays (49,626 listeners)

Medicine is a shoegaze/dream pop band from Los Angeles, USA. They have had two distinct incarnations.

Swirlies

573,811 plays (36,902 listeners)

Swirlies is a band from Boston that formed in 1990. Notorious for loud, wall-of-noise guitar music, as well as a twisted quiet side, Swirlies have a fondness for the phrase "sneakyflute music" to describe their endeavors.

Drop Nineteens

315,651 plays (28,243 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.