Echo Ladies: Overrated / Rebel Rebel

Echo Ladies SKU: 36888108
Echo Ladies: Overrated / Rebel Rebel

Echo Ladies: Overrated / Rebel Rebel

Echo Ladies SKU: 36888108

Format: 7-INCH SINGLE

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Description

Title: Overrated / Rebel Rebel
Artist: Echo Ladies
Label: Sonic Cathedral
Product Type: 7-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 5060366786968
Genre: Rock

Cocteau Twins guitar legend Robin Guthrie has reworked one of the highlights of the Swedish shoegaze trio's acclaimed debut album Pink Noise (SCR 135CD/LP). He's taken the Disintegration-meets-slightly-out-of-focus-Saint Etienne of the original and turned it into a classic indie-pop song - like Lush, The Primitives, or even Strawberry Switchblade, with some nice Cocteau-style bits in the background. On the flipside, ther's an audacious cover of David Bowie's "Rebel Rebel" (which often features in their live sets). They slow the song right down and turn it inside out, only adding the famous guitar riff as a synth motif near the end.

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