I previously covered Mazzy Star's third album here and now it's time to circle back and highlight this 1993 record, their sophomore effort. It's this album that people will most likely be familiar with as it contains their most famous song, 'Fade Into

I've mentioned it before [https://www.auditorymusings.net/plum-by-widowspeak/] and I'll say it again - this band reminds me so much of Mazzy Star [https://www.auditorymusings.net/among-my-swan-by-mazzy-star/] that it's almost a bit eery. So, if you're a Hope Sandoval fan

I mentioned in a previous entry [https://auditorymusings.ghost.io/plum-by-widowspeak/] that I would cover Mazzy Star in a future post, so here you go. The combination of Hope Sandoval’s lighter than feathers voice floating above David Roback’s alternating slide and fuzz guitars makes for dream pop/shoegaze

This just-released 2020 record and the two-piece band that made it reminds me (and many others) of Mazzy Star, the 90’s shoegaze/dream pop band (to be covered in a future blog post). From the airy vocals of lead singer Molly Hamilton to the (mostly) shimmering guitars of Robert