A cult figure of psychedelic shoegaze, LSD & The Search for God has been weaving hypnotic, dense, and introspective music for nearly twenty years. Weightless layers of guitar, distant-sounding vocals, and an almost spiritual repetition that ultimately engulfs the listener. As direct heirs to My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive, they transform their concerts into sensory experiences—a slow ascent toward a gentle, luminous trance. Their return to the stage already heralds a new chapter, still imbued with that same sonic fervor.
April’s Fish embodies a new generation of shoegaze—sometimes more direct, but always deeply emotional. Between fragile melodies and shattering walls of sound, the band explores the tension between pop clarity and noise abrasiveness. Their music is instinctive and organic, drawing as much from the genre’s roots as from its current evolutions. On stage, April’s Fish delivers an immersive, sincere intensity, fueled by a taste for risk and saturation.
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