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dreampop public - created 10/11/03

Music born of sonic texture, surreal vocals, often laden with non-western overtones.

Some Dreampop artists include: Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, This Mortal Coil, The Cranes and arguably more experimental composers such as Ryuichi Sakamoto and David Sylvian.

Artist info, announcements, recommendations, shows, + general chatter.

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	Shoegazer/Dreampop Tribute in San Francisco - A... topic	Alex	posted 08/03/08
	www.alternapop.com review	chris	1 reply 07/30/07
	Falling You's "Human" voted Best Vocal Album of... topic	John Mi...	posted 05/25/07
	New here, Ariel Storm topic	Unsubsc...	posted 04/15/07
	New Here / Blood Ruby topic	Blood	3 replies 04/14/07
	concretes and durutti column? topic	Contessa	4 replies 04/14/07
	4AD tribute in San Francisco on March 30th! topic	Alex	posted 03/22/07
	Silber Records, 2 New Releases/4 New Artists topic	Brian	posted 04/07/06
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	Falling You's "Touch" voted "best vocal album o... topic	John Mi...	posted 02/19/06
	Kira's Song (always under the influence of Coct... topic	Skinny	posted 02/09/06
	FREE FUN AMATEURISTIC MUSIC Mp3S review	jimjim	1 reply 12/03/05
	Silber Records/Kobi/If Thousands review	Brian	1 reply 10/24/05
	Looking for collaborators topic	Russ	posted 10/16/05
	the distoritions topic	Unsubsc...	posted 09/06/05
	Falling You on Hearts of Space :-) topic	John Mi...	posted 09/02/05
	Falling You "Touch" review from Starvox topic	John Mi...	posted 08/02/05
	awesome new compilation topic	John	2 replies 08/01/05
	a strangely isolated place topic	Unsubsc...	1 reply 08/01/05
	Cocteau Fest 2005 Details topic	mmmender	1 reply 07/28/05
	Silber Records Sale review	Brian	1 reply 07/17/05
	Reactor topic	Reactor	posted 05/29/05
	Emotional Pornography review	Reactor	1 reply 05/23/05
	new Hinterland interview/contest topic	John	posted 04/11/05
	any new dream pop lately? topic	Unsubsc...	2 replies 04/06/05
	new tribe: Hinterland topic	John	posted 02/11/05