Navigating the haze between memory and momentum: immortal ebt conjures a psychedelic, textured collision of ambient black metal and shoegaze on wonderlost, while j.demar sheds past restraints on i remember everything, weaving reverb-soaked guitars and low-register vocals into a hypnotic dream-pop ritual reminiscent of Leonard Cohen. Auckland's Stars and the Underground reach ethereal new heights on Echolocation, blending post-punk and dark synthwave with Hannah Berry's spectral guest vocals, and Everybody's Naive turns bittersweet twilight wandering into quiet revelation on The Walk Back Always Took Longer.

Shoegaze releases

Pt. 1 by Mildred cover art
16 in stock

“Mildred's psychedelic post-whatever treatise on the cyclical nature of tragedy and violence.”

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