Obscure Sound — Sleep by A Thousand Hours A Thousand Hours draw from influences like Slowdive and Cocteau Twins to craft an ethereal, atmospheric vein of nocturnal rock. Engaging new track “Christina” is the second to be released from their upcoming album Sleep,... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this year, Slowdive returned with their first album in 22 years and one of the best albums of 2017 so far. Guitarist and singer Neil Halstead recently sat down for an episode of the Song Exploder podcast to talk about how the group constructe... more info

Stereogum — Today, Ride follow Slowdive as 2017's second canonical reunited UK shoegaze band to release their first album in over 20 years. Ride's new album Weather Diaries comes out today, and finds the band back in shimmering-rocker mode. Nothing on the LP i... more info

Stereogum — UK shoegaze overlords just came back with their amazing self-titled album, which we've got just behind Kendrick Lamar's DAMN. on our list of the year's best albums thus far. And now we'll get a chance to see them play those songs in person. After pla... more info

Stereogum — Reunited shoegaze deities Slowdive just returned with their absolutely gorgeous self-titled album, which is also their first LP in 22 years. And as we're just learning now, the Japanese version of the album includes one song that could've fit beautif... more info

Jinners — SLOWDIVE = LIFEI’m going to see SLOWDIVE tonight at Brooklyn Steel. The 90s are alive and well. I’m preparing to be washed over in audio bliss. Here’s the video for their one of the new songs, “Star Roving.” This is t... more info

KEXP Seattle — It’s a good week for comebacks. UK band Slowdive return with their first new album in 22 years. KEXP Music Director Don Yates calls it “a strong return-to-form of shoegazerish dream-pop with swirling, reverbed guitars, ethereal vocals, hazy harmo... more info

Stereogum — A lot of great music came out this week. We got new albums from Slowdive, At The Drive In, Perfume Genius, Mac DeMarco, the Afghan Whigs, Juana Molina, and many more. We also got a lot of great singles this week from forthcoming releases (some of whi... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — UNDERRATED Mark Bonnar on ‘Catastrophe’: Assuming you have access to Amazon Prime (or some dark portal connecting you with British TV), there are many strong reasons to dive into this comedy series, which was created by Sharon Horgan (â... more info

DrownedInSound — A majestic return... more info