LUSH - Lovelife LP (colour vinyl) Lo-fi Originally a power trio

Originally a power trio

comfortably nestling under the gloomy clouds of British post-punk and goth

Cate Le Bon's solo work - and indeed also her production work

while “Contort Yourself” is a nihilistic dance number wherein Chance instructs listeners to twist into knots

The intro spins dizzily into a doomful overture before the band sign off with the no-wave noise-fueled title track

LUSH - Lovelife LP (colour vinyl) Lo-fi Originally a power trioLimited edition clear vinyl. When this album was released in 1996, Shoegaze had all but died, replaced by the sounds of Britpop and Lush cleverly jumped ship. The result is a confident set which presents Miki as the British version of Liz Phair and Juliana Hatfield. With her cute vocals, pretty accent and knowing words about awful men, she sounds great as the heroine of these songs, surrounded by Emma Anderson's inventive guitar style and Acland's