Scottish shoegaze is a genre characterized by swirling, distorted guitars, hypnotic rhythms, and ethereal, often indecipherable vocals. Emerging in the 1980s, this style drew from post-punk and indie rock, with bands from Scotland's vibrant music scene pioneering the sound. The genre's heyday was marked by a distinctive blend of noise, melody, and atmosphere, with influences from psychedelic rock and dream pop. Scottish shoegaze bands often explored themes of introspection, social commentary, and Celtic mysticism, setting them apart from their UK shoegaze counterparts. This genre's unique blend of sonic experimentation and emotional intensity has captivated audiences, fostering a devoted following and influencing subsequent indie and alternative rock movements.

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Single - Released August 26, 2025