Mazzy Star is a 1990s dream pop/alternative band ... 2011. Their fourth studio album is expected to be released in the latter half of 2012, following completion of a tour earlier in the year.

No cause of death was given. Mazzy Star were known for their ethereal blend of psychedelia, dream pop and what one reviewer termed "velvet blues". The three albums they released in the 1990s were ...

No videos. No radio hits. Billions and billions of streams. Sold-out arena shows. And a legion of obsessed Gen Z fans.

For decades now, movies and TV shows in which the cheery and mundane mask a shadowy dreamworld imbued with horror have been ...

While the band’s four studio albums created a buzz among the critics and created a solid fan base, the wider success Mazzy ...

“I think the biggest stretch was the Mazzy Star song, but that really turned out awesome,” he said. “I’m not just talking about my vocals, but the band sounds so great on the album ...

Swooning in the spirit of influences such as Mazzy Star and Red House Painters ... Gonzalez’s ability to set a scene and sustain a mood reels you in deeply. On album opener ‘K.’, a tale of blossoming ...

That fact is as true as ever today. That being said, we’ve rounded up 25 of this year’s best albums, though it wasn’t an easy task. Find them below.

Much of their alchemy owes to a Gen-Z revival of the sad, reverb-laden indie of Nineties bands such as Low, Mazzy Star and the Cocteau ... that Cigarettes’ latest album, X’s, is their best ...

Its third album, “X’s,” will be released on July ... “It took all the best things I liked about the xx, Mazzy Star and the Jesus and Mary Chain,” Muckley recalled.

When critically acclaimed musician Ezra Williams moved to Cork to attend art school, they didn’t know what to expect. Having grown up in Greystones, Co Wicklow, and spent their adolescence knocking ...

“Floating Into the Night,” the album Mr. Lynch and composer and frequent ... reverb-drenched vocals. Artists such as Mazzy Star, Beach House and Jessica Pratt drew from and built upon this ...