I am looking for Alternative and Shoegaze music influenced by Garage Rock like the Stooges.

>>127262015 (OP)
here's Dirt taken to the logical conclusion
https://youtu.be/8ysSp5R78SY?si=Mu-723DclOy7aUwr

I wish the intro continued for longer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS_BsLxMqn4

Spacemen 3

>>127262102
1970 mogs 1969

>>127262058
Wow it never clicked that The Last One sounds very similar to Dirt. Dirt is fucking awesome I love the solo.

Thunders
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kl3E7fMZxMo&pp=ygUYSm9obm55IHRoaW5kZXJzIHNvIGFsb25l

>>127262015 (OP)
the sonic youth

>>127262165
TPBP
>>127262715
SPSBP

>>127262015 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udTKv9ENvIs

>>127262165
People define Spacemen 3 as proto-shoegaze and Stooges worship but really they don't sound like either. They like playing two chords over and over really loud but it sounds like it's own thing.

>>127262058
I always associate Dirt and Shut Down. What are some other songs with this vibe?

https://youtu.be/VWlRyTIRFPc?si=mVrrKGlBwwA-lw5r

>>127262015 (OP)
This is EXACTLY what you're asking for.

>>127263918
It's Velvet Underground worship really.

>>127262015 (OP)
the first Telescopes album might be your thing

>>127262102
1969 is like an outro with a song attached

>>127262015 (OP)
Boris - pink

The Stooges weren't really garage. They started as hip older guys doing freeform noise, not high schoolers in a mid sized US city who got a fuzz box last week. Know what I mean?

>>127262058
Stooges established musical history there but that stuff is just sperging out with the tech of the time, no clear emotional line of energy or sentiment it's following, no spirituality.

If they could utilize all that while ticking the above box it would be the "continuation of Dirt" or whatever but it is in fact just dirt instead.

>>127263918
>people define the band who literally covered the Stooges TWICE in their debut as Stooges worship but really they don't sound like them
Embarassing post

>>127262015 (OP)
bland post-African repetitions

>>127262015 (OP)
Some Verve songs had a bit of a stooges thing going on.

>>127265286
Neither were the MC5, who were a stone cold Bluesy Hard Rock band.

>>127262015 (OP)
JMC - Psychocandy.

>>127262015 (OP)
Some of The Brian Jonestown Massacre's early stuff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8ft24klbq4

>>127267123
garage rock is simplistic, heavy (for the time) and bluesy.

>>127266101
Yes I know they covered the Stooges obviously you fucking retard I've been listening to Spacemen for 15 years but they don't really sound like them. They sound like the VU with more acid

>>127265286
>older guys

They were 21 on the debut album