![mobdividual mobdividual](https://www.noisejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/mobdividual-reviews-678x381.jpg)
![About our rating system](http://www.noisejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/2.5-300x107.png)
stella diana has a solid lo-fi early 90s shoegaze sound. almost drone-gaze. poundy drums and driving bass lines. reminds me of mysterious obscure homerecording bands discovered via traded mixtapes i was never able to remember the name of nor find their records in stores so i had to covet the one or two songs someone put on a tape for me (“film school” comes to mind). the songs are based on pop hooks but as a band, they are obsessed with background windy distorted guitars and reverb’d vocals. they dont specifically remind me of any band or sound in particular. like i said, classic lo-fi ’94 shoegaze. id like to see them live. 2.5/3.
What The Stoner’s Journal thinks (Listen here):
Leave a Reply