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Tracklist (Vinyl)
| A1 | | Light From A Dead Star | | 3:17 | | A2 | | Kiss Chase | | 3:17 | | A3 | | Blackout | | 3:06 | | A4 | | Hypocrite | | 2:53 | | A5 | | Lovelife | | 3:56 | | A6 | | Desire Lines | | 7:39 | | A7 | | The Invisible Man | | 2:16 |
See more tracks| B1 | | Undertow | | 4:58 | | B2 | | Never-Never | | 8:05 | | B3 | | Lit Up | | 4:01 | | B4 | | Starlust | | 4:32 | | B5 | | When I Die | | 4:19 |
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Review
Miki Berenyi and Emma Anderson's high, breathy vocals rise out of the edgy, fuzz-tone swirl of their guitars – it's a tension of tenderness and toughness that captures Lush's fascinating ambiguity. This London quartet, formed in 1988, writes spare, midtempo love songs for wary romantics; there's always a hint, inside the sweetness, of trauma, loss, conflict. Lush's best material – "Light From a Dead Star," "Undertow," "Desire Lines" – is dreamlike, beautiful and disturbing. Producer Mike Hedges (the Cure) achieves a rougher sound… Read More than on Spooky (1992); with the gain in immediacy, Lush are even more haunting. (RS 690) PAUL EVANS |
