Stereogum — "Oh panic always wins, oh how you always remind me," sings Hilang Child in a high falsetto, delivering a chilling, almost divine performance alongside a simple piano progression on "Frenzy, Fear." Lost Horizons is the work of Cocteau Twins’ Simon R... more info

Obscure Sound — Sleep by A Thousand Hours A Thousand Hours draw from influences like Slowdive and Cocteau Twins to craft an ethereal, atmospheric vein of nocturnal rock. Engaging new track “Christina” is the second to be released from their upcoming album Sleep,... more info

Stereogum — Cocteau Twins' Simon Raymonde has spent his time since that band's dissolution 20 years ago producing for other artists and running the great Bella Union label, but he's getting back to making music of his own. And damn, judging by the quality of his... more info

Sweeping The Nation — 1990, time for the Guru. (That's not here.) It was the year of rave in many ways, the evolvement of travelling sound systems and free open air festivals exploting loopholes in the law and bringing the emergent house and trance scenes out of the s... more info

The Quietus — John Grant and the Cocteau Twins' Elizabeth Fraser will appear in conversation at the Albert Hall, with proceeds going to gay rights charity Stonewall. more info

Obscure Sound — A Thousand Hours are a deeply atmospheric act from Alaska, who refer to their sound aptly as a mixture of slowcore and dream-pop, citing acts like Red House Painters, Low, Cocteau Twins, and Slowdive as some inspirations. There is also a hypnotic pul... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — ChilindrinaFrom: San Jose, California, United StatesAdam West from California noise poppers Chilindrina sounds like the Cocteau Twins covering The Jesus & Mary Chain's Upside Down. It's a heady hit of melody crowd surfing over a squall of noi... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — London's Still Corners bring their dreamy, sweeping synth-pop to Dallas' Prophet Bar, tonight in Deep Ellum. The group's beautifully cinematic live show is a must-see for fans of Beach House, Cocteau Twins, Chromatics, and the like... ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Parisian group's new LP also features bossa nova covers of songs by Cocteau Twins, Brian Eno, Ramones, The Cure, and Richard Hell. Continue reading… more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — From 1979 to 1997, Cocteau Twins distinguished their Eurocentric alt-pop with Elisabeth Fraser’s hypnotic vocals. Although they were often sung so indistinctly that literal meaning was indiscernible, the emotional impact was deep. Iceland’s Sigur... more info