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Cocteau Twins

Four-Calendar Cafe

  • AMG Review of Four-Calendar Cafe

    Amg
    Jason Ankeny
    All Music Guide

    Cocteau Twins' first release following their exodus from the 4AD stable, Four-Calendar Cafe is also, tellingly, their most earthbound effort; as with Heaven or Las Vegas, the emphasis here is on substance as much as style -- "Evangeline," "Bluebeard," and "Know Who You Are at Every Age" continue the trio's advance into more accessible melodic and lyrical ground without sacrificing even an ounce of their trademark ethereality.

Chapter 19: Knowing who I am at every age...
over 2 years ago

To listen to a song like this for the first time in over half a year... I remember when I first heard this song. I fell in love with it. And it got me into some more stuff from this group who've since, sadly, broken up.Quite possibly one of the best non-new wave/technopop songs that mainstream will never understand. And that's fine with me.I never really understood mainstream pop anyway.Unti...

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