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As the band reissues their full catalogue, Rachel Goswell reflects on her time in Mojave 3, how they formed out of the ashes of Slowdive, and why she won't be writing the next great rock memoir.

NBA fans are uniting that the Thunder are a team worth uniting to hate and root against. Is this good for the NBA?

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The shoegaze legend talks going solo for the first time, getting Lush's Emma Anderson to sing instead of him, flirting with electronic music, and why Ride dropped shoegaze for '60s rock.

Frontman Owen "O" Williams discusses his music's powerful effect on 40something males, working with energy vampires, singing in chipmunk voices and Welsh accents, and playing Celtic music.

“Riffage” is not a word I’ve used for a very long time, but it’s one I’ve had a lot of fun with in the past as a writer.

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The Texas shoegazers discuss finally releasing their debut album, downsizing to a four-piece, how MySpace needs to make a comeback, and why hardcore and shoegaze are such good bedfellows.

I can count the number of bands I have heard of from Venice, Italy on one finger.

Jordan Smith talks about the band's transformative third album, 'Microtonic', avoiding the shoegaze tag, why being from Hull is good for them, and what it's like to have Mogwai as your boss.

The Indiana trio discuss their new album, 'Last Leg of the Human Table', writing shorter songs for shorter attention spans, no longer embarrassing their folks, and being champions like the '90s Bulls.

There have been so many cool artists to materialize from this wonderful shoegaze renaissance we are experiencing, but if I have one gripe it’s that this current scene is more about celebrating itself ...

Chad Peck talks about how a beaten up, old pedal helped him record the new Kestrels LP, teaching English to high schoolers who love MBV, being Ash's biggest fan, and why guitar solos are a must.

Frontman Kip Berman shares about the band's formative years, the importance of compiling B-sides, sounding like Kurt Cobain’s cardigan, working with legends, and getting the gang back together.

One thing I have found missing with a lot of NewGen shoegaze acts is a potent hook, be it in the vocals or guitars.

Last year I focused mostly on interviewing established bands for First Revival, and I plan to do more of that this year, but I also want to profile some newer, up-and-coming bands I’ve been listening ...

Sharing my favourite musical happenings of the year.

In the fifteen years I knew Jay Lindsey, I could have filled a book with the beautiful and terrible …