Slowdive’s Neil Halstead on travel epiphanies and musical development
In his own words, the Slowdive singer and guitarist remembers a period of travelling that forced him to rethink his relationship to performance
Slowdive, Sevdaliza and Model/Actriz join Wide Awake 2024 line-up
The London festival just announced a slew of new additions for its 2024 edition, taking place on 25 May
Playlist: Simple Things Festival 2018
From Slowdive and Helena Hauff to Deena Abdelwahed and Black Midi, we’ve created Day and Night playlists to help you prep for this year’s Simple Things festival
Slowdive, Nabihah Iqbal and more added to Bluedot Festival 2018
Exploring the intersection of science and sounds, the Cheshire festival returns in July
Slowdive – Slowdive
The shoegaze blueprint that the band laid down in the 90s is still prevalent, but its thrilling to hear it deployed with a newfound vitality
Avalon Emerson remixes Slowdive’s Sugar For The Pill
The San Fran DJ and producer has shared her remix of the single from Slowdive’s forthcoming album
Slowdive: Teenage Dreams Recovered
Savaged by the music press the first time around, Slowdive return on a wave of anticipation. We check in with a band relishing some overdue recognition
Slowdive announce new self-titled album, drop video for Sugar for the Pill
And a surprise show will be taking place in London tomorrow
Slowdive, Blanck Mass and more added to Rewire lineup
Shoegaze heroes Slowdive lead The Hague festival’s latest wave of announcements for 2017
Slowdive share new song Star Roving, their first in 22 years
The band have also announced their signing to US-based indie label Dead Oceans Eminent shoegaze…
Minor Victories announce Orchestral Variations
The alternative supergroup featuring members of Mogwai, Slowdive and Editors have revealed an instrumental interpretation…
Crack 360: Minor Victories
The British alt-rock supergroup arrive at Bristol’s Invada Studios for our very first 360º session
Catch The Breeze:
The Essential Slowdive
90s indie is synonymous with beer-swilling lads but as Britpop battled on, bands like Slowdive were bubbling beneath the surface. Here’s our beginner’s guide