- Noise pop
- Indie dance
- Alternative rock
- Alternative
dance
- Shoegaze
- Electronic
- Dream pop
- Indie rock
- Cinematic
- Nugaze
Comment:
although I have criticized the so-called nugaze artists I have to
admit while listening to these artists I like their music. However,
thereafter I forgot what I had been listening because there is a
little to be evaluated on its own. Of course, there have been some
artists and some albums I used to bring once in a while. For
instance, Dykehouse`s
Midrange (2004, Ghostly International),
and Sereena Maneesh`s self-titled debut album (2005, HoneyMilk). One
can find out elements from both of these albums on this Seattle,
US-based artist. Dykehouse`s dance-appealed electronic grooves and
Sereena Maneesh`s noisy yet truly beatific impulses. Furthermore,
beatific because of being noisy first of all. From the first seconds
and glimpses at the cover print and lyrics the 12-track is as
provocative as suggestive as mind-blowing. Are these sexy dreams or
dreamy sex? All this theme to be set aside – to move away from the carnal one to a heaven one – can also hear cinematic orchestrations. I like Erik Blood is being adept to float off from
obvious comparisons with My Bloody Valentine, and other shoegaze
juggernauts. His musical cognition seems to be a bit different. In a
word, it can be considered a nugaze masterpiece.
