The British band Slowdive was formed in Reading in 1989. After Slowdive were signed by Creation Records, they released their debut EP of the same name. Their music was influenced by The Byrds and My Bloody Valentine, and Rachel Goswell's angelic vocals and the psychedelic screeching guitar walls of Neil Halstead and Christian Savill delighted the English music press and fans of the Shoegazer sound. In the following years Slowdive released several albums and EPs.

Her second album "Souvlaki" was released in 1993 and is considered by critics to be her best album. Some album titles like "Sing" or "Here She Comes" were created with the help of Brian Eno. This re-release includes a second CD with rare B-sides and special versions. The booklet contains sleeve notes by Kieron Tyler (MOJO Magazine). Remastered.

Review

A1 Alison
A2 Machine Gun
A3 40 Days
A4 Sing
A5 Here She Comes
B1 Souvlaki Space Station
B2 When The Sun Hits
B3 Altogether
B4 Melon Yellow
B5 Dagger