Consequence of Sound — Debut album, moon, drops in February. more info

Consequence of Sound — Listen to an enchanting new song, "Porcelain". more info

Impose Magazine — Barcelona duo Cristina Checa and Eloi Caballé may be based out of the beautiful city in Spain, but the music that they make under the moniker Desert is more appropriate for an outerspace landscape, something you could imagine getting play on Tattooi... more info

DrownedInSound — Beneath the surface of history, one well detailed in the triumphs of The Cocteau Twins, Pixies, Breeders, Throwing Muses, Dead Can Dance et al there is a plethora of treasure, sunken by obscurity, the sparkling sheen of its rotten casing nibbled away... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Lights That ChangeFrom: Mold, Flintshire, North Wales Strangely the Cocteau Twins aren't mentioned on the influences listed on the facebook page of Welsh wizards (epithet from the school of lazy journalism chapter 1, page 1) Lights That Change. The ... more info

Discobelle.net — New mix from London producer and Night Slugs affiliate Jam City, it’s a stellar one that starts off with Cocteau Twins and then heads into grime territory making it a perfect companion for the upcoming week. Tracklist after the jump. 1.Cocteau Twin... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Letters To FiestaFrom: Manchester, United KingdomSometimes Letters to Fiesta sound like a roughed up Enya from the wrong sides of the tracks. Sometimes they sound like a more grounded Cocteau Twins and sometimes they sound like a more ethereal Siouxi... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — SamarisFrom: Reykjavík, IcelandIf you look in the dictionary for a definition of beautiful you should see a picture of Icelandic trio Samaris performing Góða Tungl (Sei A Remix). It sounds like The Cocteau Twins on Kalms. If this doesn't get you c... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — LionhallFrom: Newcastle, United KingdomThe minimalist, atmospheric and fragile songs from Scottish/Geordie duo Lionhall sound like the xx dipped in ice. Rhiszomes with singer Ana's piercing vocals swooping over sharp stabs of Will Sergeant (ask your ... more info

Consequence of Sound — When one thinks of the “4AD Sound”, especially in considering the label’s classic period throughout the ’80s that would factor heavily into what is now called “dream pop”, “ethereal” often comes to mind (with “gossamer” a close se... more info