6 Essential Shoegaze Chords For Intermediate Guitar

The next instalment in the essential Shoegaze chords series. This video covers a few new chord sets and voicings that are perfect for the style. If you haven't seen part 1, be sure to watch that first!
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[@JohnnySideburnsX]

Your mic cable is giving me anxiety

[@kalebwaterman7371]

I concur

[@badedgod1321]

dude this video is exactly what i needed right now, i found some of this chords in the wild, but having the diatonic formula in my arsenal is incredibly helpful, thank you so much!

[@Nickshreds890]

Damn i love the chords very much ! It reminds me of The Contortionist and prog metal bands as well as shoegaze! Thank you for sharing 😊!!

[@mooseyard]

1:32 Oho, isn’t this progression the intro to the Cure's “Boys Don’t Cry”?
(Just subscribed btw, here and on Patreon)

[@id.unknown1283]

Love these, you should do a shoegaze chords Playlist

[@talkativezebra]

Trevor, I found this video very useful! However, I'd love a video on the rules around chord naming conventions so I can find unique voicing myself. Something to consider. Thanks!

[@pizzatime4000]

These vids are so helpful thank you Trevor

[@3xtan327]

The first chord is used in dagger by slowdive I’m pretty sure

[@WyattBrownn]

your that man trevor. What is your zodiac sign ?

[@mEgaponies]

Great chords thank you!

[@isaacisseingaslasher]

Thanks Trevor, I appreciate so much your work

[@johnsimanungkalit8244]

So practically, part of shoegaze chords were influenced by Jimi Hendrix. That Cmaj7/G and Fmaj7#11/C shape are the chords Jimi Hendrix used on Angel and some more songs. Now I have more respect on Jimi
Great video, though

[@featherwheels9652]

bro you are so helpful tysm

[@boyreporter]

super useful; thanks very much

[@josh_reaves]

Terrific, as always. Thank you 🙏

[@Barry101er]

Wonderful, thanks

[@Atticus_Moore]

oh interesting i though the chord i was playing all this time was an add9 but it was a sus2 lol. no clue how i got the name mixed up probably because i don't really pay attention to chord names much. something i've gotta work on a bit more. would love to see even more chord shapes. great video

[@FlopMeister71]

A decent primer for sure. I was wondering when you were going to mention sus2 and sus4 shapes.

[@alonsozavala7148]

Love your videos friend!

[@pensandorespondo]

Thank you!

[@obediahgarcia7135]

You’re the best!!!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@dvsi9992]

Is it just me or is it much harder to play chords in general on acoustic guitar

[@omegaxx7777]

Yes it can be, but it comes with practice. Generally the acoustic strings are thicker making them more difficult to press.

[@Friedhofsklub]

This is standard tuning

[@XanderYTV]

first?