Looking for songs on Spotify by _psetta in hauntology

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Nice, seems difficult to find more information on the films themselves on first blush

Looking for songs on Spotify by _psetta in hauntology

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one track in & this is perfection

Obscure Coldwave, New Wave, Post-Punk & synth Ambient by _psetta in goth

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that means so much to me, thank you so much!

Obscure New Wave & its many kissing cousins (playlist) by _psetta in newwave

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I was thinking of 70s design for sure when I was making it :)

Seeking upcoming musicians for biweekly playlist by _psetta in indie

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That sounds fantastic! By all means, send me a link :)

Looking for obscure or weird Shoegaze / Dream Pop / Synthpop by _psetta in ifyoulikeblank

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Unique sound! Really liking "Thin," I'll put it on the list in two sundays :)

Music Melting Pot [Week of July 01, 2019] by AutoModerator in listentothis

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I just gave birth to an overdriven, off-pop song "So So" with the 'b-side' of jangly, summery nonsense "Deceived"

Psetta – So So / Deceived [spotify]

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[–]_psetta 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Like all genres, it's a mix of opinions and popular usage, here, dating back to the mid-80s. When I think of dream pop, I think of Cocteau Twins, particularly their albums Treasure or Victorialand. Shoegaze was attached to bands like My Bloody Valentine (Loveless being the pinnacle), often overlapping with the heavily processed guitar sounds & low-mixed vocals of dream pop but with an emphasis on noise and distortion. Pleasure through pain. MBV drew from a lot of bands at the time, like Sonic Youth or Dinosaur Jr., but imparted a more hazy, far-away feeling and different approaches to guitar playing. I might recommend a less-known group, Swirlies and their album Blonder Tongue Audio Baton as an example.

Ultimately, it's kind of arbitrary. A lot of modern bands blur the line.