My Bloody Valentine's breakthrough record "Loveless" was a landmark album in 1991, a groundbreaking mix of guitar work, production techniques and unusual song structures that influenced generations of ...

According to legend, when My Bloody Valentine played a London club in 1991, the extreme and prolonged volume of their customary encore “You Made Me Realise” created such a strong physical response in ...

My Bloody Valentine’s long-awaited follow-up to their 1991 seminal drone pop masterpiece Loveless was Chinese Democracy for the cool kids. Like Axl Rose’s ill-fated and much-delayed comeback attempt, ...

It was an LP before now it's a "sprawling" EP, but either way notoriously meticulous Shields promises it's coming. By Winston Cook-Wilson Exhausted of all of the tidbits about new My Bloody Valentine ...

Kevin Shields, frontman of the critically beloved dreamy noise-pop band My Bloody Valentine, sees his band’s recent return to active status a bit differently than those of us on the outside. Then ...

After a long and agonizing wait, My Bloody Valentine have finally released their third album, marking the band’s first new record in 22 years. Titled mbv, the album follows distantly on the heels of ...

After the initial success of 1991’s Loveless, My Bloody Valentine frontman Kevin Shields said, "We’ve learned we can do absolutely any kind of music that pleases us." It’s been 22 years. Apparently ...

Let us from the offset ignore inactivity, as My Bloody Valentine's follow-up to "Loveless" holds no regard for it. It begins two decades on as if nothing but the turn of a page has occurred since the ...

Exhausted of all of the tidbits about new My Bloody Valentine music yet? Well, here's another one: Kevin Shields appeared on NPR's Fresh Air to discuss his career, his process in assembling the analog ...

This'll be a bit perverse, but so will every review. I'm not My Bloody Valentine's No. 1 fan but I do love them, and not just the timeless pyramid Loveless. More so than any other critics' band, I've ...

If a band’s career trajectory is a graph of its leader’s life, Kevin Shields is batshit. It’s taken him and his pioneering shoegaze group, My Bloody Valentine, 22 years to release MBV, the follow-up ...