Cocteau_Twins-Aikea-Guinea-(BAD_501_CD)-Reissue-CDEP-FLAC-1991-SHGZ

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SHGZ
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Date
2014-12-20

NFO


                                  -=- SHGZ -=-

* Shoegaze * Indie * Post-rock * Grunge * Dream Pop * Ambient * Ethereal *


         Artist..: Cocteau Twins
         Album...: Aikea-Guinea

         GENRE....: Indie
         STYLE....: Dream Pop, Alternative Rock, Experimental, Ethereal

         LABEL....: 4AD                  SCENE.....: 2014-11-20
         BITRATE..: 878 kbps avg         STORE.....: 1991-00-00
         ENCODER..: FLAC 1.2.1 -8 -V     TRACKS....: 4
         SIZE.....: 91.93MB              SOURCE....: CDEP


         URL..: http://www.cocteautwins.com/html/discography/discog_17.html


        TRACKLIST

        1   Aikea-Guinea                            3:57
        2   Kookaburra                              3:19
        3   Quisqouse                               4:10
        4   Rococo                                  3:08



                                           Total Playtime.: 14:34


   CD reissue of 1985 EP release.

   http://www.discogs.com/Cocteau-Twins-Aikea-Guinea/release/184958

   *

   The immediate follow-up to Treasure didn't match the effortless heights of
   that album, but still came darn close throughout, providing another brief,
   affecting precis of the trio at its best. The title track became another
   well-deserved Twins standard, a deceptively simple bass/guitar/drum
   combination driving away at its core, while Fraser sings beautifully over it
   all, matched by a swirl of Guthrie's production touches (piano, mock choir,
   and so forth). "Kookaburra" follows squarely in the path of faster Cocteaus
   tracks as "Because of Whirl-Jack," though here Fraser's vocals are more sweet
   and less dramatically piercing. Guthrie's guitar takes center stage here,
   starting the track with echoing swirls leading into the main riff.
   "Quisquose" puts piano up front as main accompaniment for one of Fraser's
   more adventurous vocals, mixing a high main lyric with a more free form
   performance set against it, calling to mind the slightly similar contrast in
   vocal takes on "Lorelei." The instrumental "Rococo" ends the EP with style, a
   quiet bass/percussion opening leading into one of Guthrie's trademark fusions
   of feedback, volume, and heavily-produced beauty. Raymonde's bass stands out
   strongly throughout as well, a fine combination.



                                  -=- SHGZ -=-

                                      P.S.
                                 *** Thanks ***
                             *** BCC FNT IPC SSR ***
                   *** For Knowing Where The Music Is At ***

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                             * NuHS we miss you! *
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00-cocteau_twins-aikea-guinea-(bad_501_cd)-reissue-cdep-flac-1991.nfo2,73 KB
00-cocteau_twins-aikea-guinea-(bad_501_cd)-reissue-cdep-flac-1991.sfv169 B
01-cocteau_twins-aikea-guinea.flac26,87 MB
02-cocteau_twins-kookaburra.flac22,56 MB
03-cocteau_twins-quisqouse.flac24,92 MB
04-cocteau_twins-rococo.flac17,59 MB