Spooky by Lush (CD, Feb-1992, Reprise)
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Artist: Lush
Release Date: Feb 1992
Format: CD
Record Label: Reprise
Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop
UPC: 075992679824
Product ID: EPID3117879
Description: Lush: Miki Berenyi, Emma Anderson (vocals, guitar); Steve Rippon (bass); Chris Acland (drums).
Recorded at September Sound, London from July to October, 1991.
Lush's first true album, SPOOKY, released in 1991 on the heels of GALA, is pro...
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| Track Listing 1. Stray 2. Nothing Natural 3. Tiny Smiles 4. Covert 5. Ocean 6. For Love 7. Superblast! 8. Untogether 9. Fantasy 10. Take 11. Laura 12. Monochrome
Album Notes Lush: Miki Berenyi, Emma Anderson (vocals, guitar); Steve Rippon (bass); Chris Acland (drums). Recorded at September Sound, London from July to October, 1991. Lush's first true album, SPOOKY, released in 1991 on the heels of GALA, is probably the band's most consistent effort, and arguably the embodiment of late 20th century dream pop. Produced by Cocteau Twin Robin Guthrie, the music owes a debt to those archetypal shoegazers, yet travels along its own particular path. Lush owes much of its distinctiveness to the defiant yet melodically angelic voice of Miki Berenyi, which floats effortlessly over Emma Anderson's enchanting, ethereal guitar noodlings, Steve Rippon's subtly soothing basslines and Chris Ackland's insistent drumming. These elements unite in an impressive one-two punch of pop bliss early on in SPOOKY, in tracks such as the breezily beguiling "Nothing Natural," and the gentle and charming "Tiny Smiles." There's a burst of power pop with the insanely catchy "Superblast!" before SPOOKY closes with "Monochrome," a simple adult lullaby with a mesmerizing melody, adorned with sparkling guitar spirals and hypnotic vocals. Overall, SPOOKY stands as a remarkable coming-of-age for a principal band in the dream pop canon. Editorial Reviews Rolling Stone (04/16/1992) Musician (06/01/1992) Rolling Stone (04/16/1992) | See an error? Submit a change request | ||||||||||||||
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