Man, I used to love me some Apollo Heights (or The Veldt) back in the day! They were the shit. (With Honeychild!)
(Apollo Heights Live at the Rockwood Music Hall, NYC. Rare acoustic set, video by Delano Franklin.)

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Man, I used to love me some Apollo Heights (or The Veldt) back in the day! They were the shit. (With Honeychild!)
(Apollo Heights Live at the Rockwood Music Hall, NYC. Rare acoustic set, video by Delano Franklin.)
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New Video: Charlotte's The Mystery Plan's Hallucinogenic and Shoegazer-like Tribute to Actor JC Quinn @Mystery_Plan @shamelesspr_ @shauna_ummagma
In the decade since their formation, the Charlotte, NC-based indie act The Mystery Plan — Jason Herring, Amy Herring, Jeff Chester, Otis Hughes and Patty McLaughlin — have managed to be incredibly productive, releasing 10 EPs and full-length albums, including their John Fryer co-proded fourth album, 2017’s Queensland Ballroom,…
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Now, if you’ve been frequenting this site over the course of the past 12-18 months or so, you’ve likely come across a handful of posts featuring the pioneering, Raleigh, NC/NYC-based sheogazer rock quintet The Veldt. Currently comprised of founding members, primary songwriters and identical twin brothers Daniel Chavis (vocals,…
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New Video: JOVM Mainstays and Shoegaze Pioneers The Veldt Return with a Lush Seductive and Moody Record Store Day 7 inch
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Now, if you’ve been frequenting this site over the course of the past 12-18 months, you’ve likely come across at least one of a handful of posts featuring the pioneering, Raleigh, NC/NYC-based sheogazer rock quintet The Veldt. Currently comprised of founding members,…
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9 Good Albums by Black Artists
Lado_C #122
E essa edição de número 122 deste programa chega ao mundo sem nenhuma lógica definida para a escolha das faixas, anarquizando a proposta de fazer podcasts temáticos. Tem experiências em shoegaze, influências etéreas, músicas em francês, alemão, discoteca italiana dos anos 80 e por aí vai. Tá bagunçado, mas tá legal, acredite.
Two Decades in the Making: An Interview With The Veldt
With the recurrent emergence of 90’s shoegaze bands, The Veldt is a band that stands apart from the pack.
Formed in the late 80’s, The Veldt combined elements of reverb with soul and funk, creating a sonic pathway that was truly their own. They fast gained notoriety working with the likes of Robin Guthrie and playing venues with The Cocteau Twins and My Bloody Valentine.
However, the major record labels at the time attempted to mold them into something easily accessible and mainstream, so The Veldt yet again went their own individual route and self-releasing their 2008 album, White Music for Black People.
Jump forward to 2016, The Veldt have picked up where they left off, creating more luscious soundscapes and have steadily been gaining momentum.
Their upcoming album, The Shocking Fuzz of Your Electric Fur, will be released via UK label Leonard Skully Records on April 8, 2016, which you can pre-order here.
Guitarist and vocalist Daniel Chavis took some time to answer our questions about the band’s early influences, the pros and cons of DIY culture, and what other plans they have in store for 2016. [Read More]