Straight from the prime period of shoegaze comes another album that has the spellbinding character which can also be found on albums like Loveless and Heaven or Las Vegas. Souvlaki shows a melancholy side to the genre, with slower and heavier instrumentals along with some very soft and syrupy singing. One of the more unique and interesting qualities of this album is the constant changes between two singers; a detail that I thought I would get irritated with, but actually loved.
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