DrownedInSound — Within this album's tentative moments and duskier corners, Cocteau Twins were born more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — L-SpaceFrom: ScotlandAloe from Scottish dream poppers L-Space (first featured on the blog in March New Music To Caress Your Ears - L-Space)  is a sinister dream pop song about someone being turned into a giant metal bird. It's beautiful, transce... more info

Stereogum — Lost Horizons is a new project helmed by Cocteau Twins' Simon Raymonde and Dif Juz's Richie Thomas. Their debut album Ojalá will be out in November, and we've heard a few singles already, including "She Led Me Away," "Frenzy, Fear," and "The Places ... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — MakthaverskanFrom: Gothenburg, SwedenRegular visitors to the blog may remember me waxing lyrical about Swedish dream punks Makthaverskan a few years ago (Girl Power). They even made the Devil's top 10 tracks of 2014 with a track that had been rel... more info

Stereogum — Lost Horizons is the new project of Cocteau Twins' Simon Raymonde and Dif Juz's Richie Thomas. Their guest-heavy debut album Ojalá is out this fall, and last month we heard its first two singles, the excellent "The Places We've Been" and "Frenzy, Fe... more info

The Quietus — The Cocteau Twins singer discussed the band's 1988 classic Blue Bell Knoll live in conversation at the Royal Albert Hall more info

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