The Cherry Wave are a quartet hailing from Glasgow, Scotland, known for their distinctive blend of shoegaze, noise pop, and alternative rock, enveloping listeners in a torrent of fuzz-laden riffs, ethereal vocals, and distortion-heavy melodies. Founded in the early 2010s, The Cherry Wave have staunchly upheld the shoegaze tradition by crafting densely layered soundscapes that pay homage to the genre's forebearers while infusing their music with a fresh, contemporary edge.

With a series of releases that have garnered attention within the shoegaze and alternative communities, The Cherry Wave's discography demonstrates the group's evolution and commitment to their craft. "Avalancher," which dropped in 2015, served as a compelling statement of their sonic identity, filled with swirling guitar effects and an undercurrent of melodic depth. They followed up with the nuanced "Blush" in 2017, which saw the band refining their sound and exploring textures. Their recent offerings, "Shimaru" (2017) and "Close" (2020), continue to expand the band's palette, exhibiting both a raw energy and a matured sense of composition. Their latest release, "Solasta" (2021), cements The Cherry Wave's place in the shoegaze pantheon, delivering on the atmospheric promise of prior works and solidifying their reputation as torchbearers of the genre's revitalization.