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Drop Nineteens returned earlier this month with "Hard Light", their first new album in thirty years. So, Under the Radar caught up with founder member, singer and guitarist Greg Ackell.

After a 30-year hiatus, the Drop Nineteens pay tribute to their revolutionary style in a comeback album.

On its first album in 30 years, the Boston shoegaze band looks back with tenderness.

Quickly after becoming early 1990s shoegaze darlings, Drop Nineteens disbanded. Now, 30 years later, they return with a renewed purpose and a new album.

With Hard Light, Drop Nineteens seem to have emancipated themselves from the artistic and commercial parameters they likely felt corralled by in the 1990s. Replete with the prerequisite blankets of fuzz, the set is also, in places, notably buoyant.

This week's best new indie releases featuring Beabadoobee, Jane Remover, Enumclaw, Drop Nineteens, Ian Sweet, and more.

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Here's all you need to know about this week in drumming, from Modern Drummer's August 2023 issue, to drumming news, to brand new tours.

Drop Nineteens, who disbanded 30 years ago, have announced their official return.