My Bloody Valentine

Shattering the boundaries of genre and convention, Dublin shoegaze pioneers my bloody valentine emerged in the 1980s with a sound that felt like nothing before it.

After a series of more typically indie releases, they pursued a far more singular approach to creating unconventional and innovative music – soaking up inspiration from hip-hop artists like Public Enemy and Beastie Boys and the peerless production work of The Bomb Squad, as well as the grit, volume, and texture of American guitar music by Sonic Youth, Hüsker Dü, and Dinosaur Jr.

Pioneers in sonic experimentation, their landmark albums, Isn’t Anything and Loveless, are both celebrated as some of the most influential records of all time, spawning the UK Top 30 hit "To Here Knows When".

After a long hiatus, my bloody valentine re-emerged in 2008, shaking the foundations of venues across the world with their unrelenting volume and sheer sonic force.

After redefining sound in the late 20th century, the band continue to enthral listeners and new generations.