1993 had a bumper crop of excellent releases; these are ten of my favorites.

A brief video from the The Declining Winter’s recent UK tour with epic45.

A brief but beautiful four-song set from the shoegaze legends.

Anna Indiana’s “performance” leaves me with one simple question: Who really wants this?

The Space Between Numbers deliver a haunting remix from Galán / Vogt’s 2021 album.

The ’90s Christian alternative music legends resurrect some of their classic material before a packed crowd.

An appropriately autumnal video for one of my favorite albums of the year.

A too-short concert clip from one of the shining lights of the ’90s “darkwave” scene.

The Chicago shoegazers’ four-EP set, now featuring previously unreleased demos, is a shining example of shoegaze pop par excellence.

Ronnie Martin returns with another sleigh-load of synthesizer sounds for the Yuletide season.

The new single from nostalgist duo Ben Holton and Rob Glover has their customary moody beauty, but with a bit of an edge this time.

Vancouver’s finest darkwave/post-punk outfit reveals the first single from their upcoming album.

Also, some reflections on the “attractive ugliness” of Portishead’s music.

The Arizona outfit expands upon their ’80s-influenced sound with ambient interludes and less conventional arrangements.

The hand-painted video was produced to mark the vinyl release of 2004’s Last Light.

The Phoenix-based indie-pop legends have announced a new EP; listen to the first single.

The classically trained organist and composer has gone viral for her performances, including one with Bonobo in 2022.

This seems like the epitome of an “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” situation.

The Julies return after nearly 30 years with an album of mature, reflective indie pop.

The Scottish author interweaves ominous soundscapes with broadcasts and audio journals to create a disquieting cosmic horror narrative.