She Will Destroy You - Muziek
She Will Destroy You by Harold Budd Simon Raymonde Robin Guthrie Elizabeth Fraser
Harold Budd Simon Raymonde Robin Guthrie Elizabeth Fraser
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There Are Not A Lot Of Fireworks In This Song Which Nevertheless Succeeds In Presenting The Kind Of Pleasantly Quiet Atmosphere So Typical For This Album. The Track Definitely Shows Some Harold Budd Influences. The Keyboards Are Definitely Unlike Normal Cocteau Twins Style And It Is Not Quite Clear Whether There Are Any Guitars At All Or Whether It's Just Keyboards We Hear. Despite The Unusual Instrumentation Liz' Vocals Dominate The Proceedings To Such An Extent That The General Impression Is Still Very Much That Of The Cocteau Twins. Her Voice Is By No Means Stretched To The Limit By The Kind Of Relaxed Vocals Asked For In This Case But She Sounds Quietly Confident Providing Some Variation To An Otherwise Rather Straightforward Song. Towards The End A Saxophone - Played By Richard Thomas From Dif Juz - Suddenly Introduces A New Element. Its Brief Contribution Confirms The Overall Impression Of She Will Destroy You Which Is Probably Best Described As A Bit Melancholic.
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There are not a lot of fireworks in this song, which nevertheless succeeds in presenting the kind of pleasantly quiet atmosphere so typical for this album.
The track definitely shows some Harold Budd influences. The keyboards are definitely unlike normal Cocteau Twins style, and it is not quite clear whether there are any guitars at all, or whether it's just keyboards we hear. Despite the unusual instrumentation Liz' vocals dominate the proceedings to such an extent that the general impression is still very much that of the Cocteau Twins. Her voice is by no means stretched to the limit by the kind of relaxed vocals asked for in this case, but she sounds quietly confident providing some variation to an otherwise rather straightforward song.
Towards the end a saxophone - played by Richard Thomas from Dif Juz - suddenly introduces a new element. Its brief contribution confirms the overall impression of She Will Destroy You which is probably best described as a bit melancholic. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.