STOMP TALK MODSTONE Japan
Takamitsu Kawashima
(Vocal, Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keyboards, Synthesizer)
Naoki Nishino
(Guitar,
Vocal)
Kouta Hoshino
(Bass, Vocal)
Megumu Asai
(Drums, Vocal, Illustration)
Mimu Sano(Hiatus)
(Vocal, Illustration)
... more
If you like STOMP TALK MODSTONE, you may also like:
Linger In Someone's Memory With A Lurid Glow
by STOMP TALK MODSTONE
supported by 10 fans who also own “Concern e.p.”
Listen closely and you can hear the influences of other fantastic artists. STM have taken the Shoegaze genre and instead of simply becoming a copy of the past they instead of woven a new framework for the future. This is great stuff and I highly recommend it for fans of the genre. RIYL: My Bloody Valentine, DIIV, Tokyo Shoegazer, Oasis, Supercar, Slowdive etc.
go to album
Radiogaze (LP 2017)
by Blankenberge
supported by 8 fans who also own “Concern e.p.”
This is one of the best shoegaze albums I have heard this year, it kind've coincided with DEAFCULT's release of Auras, so I don't want it to be eclipsed. I want this on vinyl! If there is any physical format to this amazing LP, I need to find it! Thank you for this musical gift!
go to album
Right Now (Single)
by Blankenberge
supported by 8 fans who also own “Concern e.p.”
Amazing stuff, this really heightens my expectations of the new album. I really didn't think Radiogaze could be topped, but after hearing this I'm beginning to doubt myself! Yana's vocals soar, the guitars glide, the drums tease - truly wonderful stuff.
go to album
The Besnard Lakes Are the Last of the Great Thunderstorm Warnings
by The Besnard Lakes
The Besnard Lakes return with their first new LP in four years, full of the same mystery and wonder on which they have built their name.
go to album
EP1
by The Lazy Eyes
Lilting pop hooks and swooning psychedelic vibes power the Sydney band's latest EP.
go to album
The Besnard Lakes Are The Divine Wind
by The Besnard Lakes
The Besnard Lakes are back with a new 12", and a new single. Expansive and psychedelic, much like the band's previous work.
go to album
Deceiver
by DIIV
supported by 8 fans who also own “Concern e.p.”
Not gonna lie, I've listened to this album more than 100 times in the past 6 months (early 2021). Pretty much have in on repeat all the time. Very rarely do I encounter an production that resonates so well with me. The overdrive tones and studio production are next level. Post-punk vibes are insane. Love the wailing vibrato. Highly recommend.
go to album
