1993 major label debut, vastly underrated, newly remastered by Robin Guthrie
I sorta slept on this one for a long time for various reasons - not being released by 4AD chief among them, but also the admittedly reprehensible I S
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goth-inspired 1982 debut
Unpopular opinion but this is the coolest Cocteau Twins record. It was their first-ever release on 4AD or any other label, with no single or EP prece
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'83 sophomore LP from Scottish dreampop heroes, remastered
The Cocteau Twins ’ very first breakthrough in a career littered with breakthroughs: Treasure established them as the flagbearers of postpunk’s swirl
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1990 masterwork of ethereal dream pop
Dreampop essential! By the time Cocteau Twins released Heaven Or Las Vegas , they had been perfecting their singular sound for nearly 10 years, recor
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final album from 1996, newly remastered by Robin Guthrie
Milk & Kisses finds the Cocteaus straddling the apex of their classic ethereal pop sound with the increasingly mainstream sound of alt rock, but by t
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compilation of early material from the ethereal dream pop band
Expertly assembled compilation of early work from the Cocteau Twins. After gaining considerable success in the UK and Europe, the Cocteau Twins were
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swirling atmospheric rock as only the Scottish band can do it
Two EPs that marked a turning point for the Cocteau Twins. Both Tiny Dynamine and Echoes In A Shallow Bay were recorded by Robin Guthrie , Elizabeth
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G.O.A.T. dreampop album?
While Head Over Heels retained traces of the metallic postpunk nihilism that defined their first album and early singles, Treasure finds the Cocteau
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peak etherealwave from Scottish dreampop heroes
1986's Victorialand finds the Cocteaus at their absolute utmost ethereal. With Simon Raymonde stepping away to work with Ivo on the second This Morta
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