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@cocteaus
Elizabeth Fraser - Cocteau Twins in 1983 (Will Heggie on the right)
Photo by Sarah Van Rij
23 ENVELOPE 1985
Simon Raymonde, Cocteau Twins
Cocteau Twins
Cocteau Twins
October 25, 1990
Glasgow, Barrowlands
Correct Encores
First Encore: Whales Tails Second Encore: Mizake The Mizan and My Love Paramour
Cocteau Twins EP cover art
When Cocteau Twins released their sixth album, Blue Bell Knoll, in 1988, critics hailed it as a major step forward for the abstract pop trio. But to hear members Simon Raymonde and Robin Guthrie tell it, the record wasn’t so much a quantum leap as a natural evolution. Guthrie in particular sees the album as a logical next step after the band’s previous work The Moon and the Melodies, which was a collaboration with American composer Harold Budd. He denounces the idea that the album was anything more than the result of a gradual maturation. (via Cocteau Twins on Blue Bell Knoll: Simon Raymonde and Robin Guthrie on the Band’s “Golden Era” - Interview | Under the Radar - Music Magazine)