“Mind-boggling cryptograms from [The Flaming Lips], the OKC band’s new album, The Terror: You’re not alone / You are alone / You’re not alone / You are alone. Got it?” —GQ’s April 2013 issue
Alone
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The Morning After Girls — Alone
Instead of using it for chillwave or dream-pop, The Morning After Girls go back to 1991 and stomp their pedals to make shoegaze. They do a good job of modernizing the sound; it’s not the genre that’s off-putting about “Alone.” The band cleans up several of the trademark moves of shoegaze for a modern […]