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Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser Teams Up with Oneohtrix Point Never for Reworking of “Tales From the Trash Stratum”

To celebrate the first anniversary of Magic Oneohtrix Point Never, Daniel Lopatin, aka Oneohtrix Point Never, announces a special extended edition arriving on 29th October on Blu-ray. The new edition features four bonus…

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Dreampop Heroes Lorelei K announce new single, LP on Idol Records

North Texas dream-pop project Lorelei K is the brainchild of singer-songwriter Dahlia Knowles, a crooner of no mean talent whose 5-person project has garnered recognition across the Lone Star state,…

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“Heaven or Las Vegas?”—Miley Cyrus Covers Cocteau Twins

“I am gonna sing a song that no one fuckin’ knows—but you will know it after tonight.” – Miley Cyrus No, this is not an Onion article: Miley Cyrus, throwing…

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Minimalist Composer and Cocteau Twins/Eno Collaborator Harold Budd Dead At 84

It is with heavy hearts we lay tribute to composer and poet Harold Budd, who passed away today at the age of 84. Born in 1936, Budd grew up in…

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David Lynch Still Loves Elizabeth Fraser’s This Mortal Coil Rendition Of “Song To The Siren”

Should I stand amid the breakers? Or should I lie with death, my bride? Hear me sing, “Swim to me, swim to me, let me enfold you Here I am,…

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Cocteau Twins Announce “Garlands” and “Victorialand” Reissues on Vinyl

Photograph by Chris Garnham. Ethereal post-punk legends Cocteau Twins have announced the reissues if both their 1982 debut album Garlands, and their fourth studio LP Victorialand (1986) on vinyl through…

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Cocteau Twins | Lullabies

On October 1st, 1982, Scottish post-punk act Cocteau Twins released their first EP Lullabies. The record was issued only a month after their debut LP Garlands, but had a deeper…

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Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser Teams Up with Oneohtrix Point Never for Reworking of “Tales From the Trash Stratum”

Dreampop Heroes Lorelei K announce new single, LP on Idol Records

“Heaven or Las Vegas?”—Miley Cyrus Covers Cocteau Twins

Minimalist Composer and Cocteau Twins/Eno Collaborator Harold Budd Dead At 84

David Lynch Still Loves Elizabeth Fraser’s This Mortal Coil Rendition Of “Song To The Siren”

Cocteau Twins Announce “Garlands” and “Victorialand” Reissues on Vinyl

Cocteau Twins | Lullabies

Darkwave Duo Wingtips Wander The Woods in the Dream Pop Perfection that is “Here and Now”

Iranian Singer Azam Ali Covers Cocteau Twins’ “Shallow Then Halo”

Cocteau Twins | Love’s Easy Tears