| 释义 |
shoegazer, n. orig. Brit. Freq. depreciative.
Brit. |ˈʃuːˌgeɪzə|, U.S. |ˈʃuˌgeɪzər|
[‹ shoe n. + gazer n. Compare shoegazing n.]
A performer or fan of the style of popular music known as shoegazing (see shoegazing n.).
1991New Musical Express 8 June 4 Moose, the capital-based ‘shoegazers’, release a second EP..on June 17. 1991Time Out 20 Nov. 94/1 If you're a committed shoe-gazer I'm sure you'll like it. 1994Impact Oct. 13/3 We were lumped in with that shoegazing thing, but a lot of those bands changed, or try hard not to be shoegazers. 1997N. Kelly in S. Champion & D. Scannell Shenanigans (1999) xviii. 286 My tastes are diverse but I draw the line at guitar rock. That stuff is for shoegazers who can't get on down. 2001N.Y. Mag. 11 June 60/2 Retreating behind ambient-influenced walls of sound seems to cycle in and out with the economy—remember the British shoegazers of the early nineties? |