My Bloody Valentine

My Bloody Valentine is an influential Irish-English band formed in the late 1980s, known for pioneering the shoegaze genre. Their music combines ethereal vocals, distorted guitars, and lush soundscapes, creating a dreamy yet intense auditory experience. Their landmark album, "Loveless," released in 1991, is celebrated for its innovative production and artistic depth, significantly shaping alternative and indie music. The band's sound is characterized by a "wall of sound" approach, blending melody with dissonance. Despite a lengthy hiatus, their work continues to inspire musicians across various genres.