The last and only time Slowdive passed through Dallas was August 1993 when they opened for Catherine Wheel at Trees. Back then, the UK shoegaze legends were touring behind their second album, Souvlaki ...

When Slowdive began to discuss the idea of reuniting in 2013, Rachel Goswell had virtually given up on a music career. “My son was born in 2010, so I was a full-time mom, that was it,” she says over ...

Slowdive, the British rock band, has been making dreamy guitar-rich records since the early 1990s. They pioneered something called shoegaze, a heavily layered style of music. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, ...

When their third album, Pygmalion, came out in February 1995, Slowdive had already been marching towards their own funeral. The album had been finished and delivered to Creation Records a year prior ...

During the band’s initial run in the early ’90s, Slowdive was a victim of genre pigeonholing. The English quintet was fronted by vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Neil Halstead and vocalist and ...

The first go-around for Reading, U.K.’s Slowdive exists in the annals of music history as a cautionary tale about how powerful the press once was at both deifying, and vilifying, young artists. Though ...

The shoegaze greats' new LP Everything Is Alive is due this Friday (Sept. 1). By Frank DiGiacomo Editor Slowdive fans had to wait just six years for the band’s latest album, Everything Is Alive — half ...

Legendary ’90s shoegazers Slowdive are releasing a new album, everything is alive, on September 1 via Dead Oceans. Now they have shared its second single, “skin in the game.” Listen below, followed by ...

It’s easy to group the soft pulse of ambient-leaning electronic music and the slow swoon of shoegaze together. Close listening reveals them as surprisingly natural bedfellows: slipstreams of heavily ...

There’s something special about witnessing the members of an audience standing at a concert, anticipating the synths in their favorite song to start building and finally crash—a sea of people nodding ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The quintet’s fifth full-length is a dreamy yet taut melding of their strengths. Circling guitars and wafting synths are grounded ...