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Lost Autumn
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Asenath Anyox Juneau, Alaska
Aggressive Alaska shoegaze with gothic hues, played on vintage 60s/70s surf guitars through cranked British tube amps. Somewhere between "Siamese Dream" -era SP and "Isn't Anything"-era MBV except in Alaska in the '20s. For fans of My Bloody Valentine, Smashing Pumpkins, A Place to Bury Strangers, Fleeting Joys, etc. ... more
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