Reviews

Slightly bending songs you adore gives comfort and pleasure to the player; it’s just a shame that the average listener won’t derive half as much.

Unlike a lot of lame reunions of ‘80s bands seeking to recapture some of their former glory, Dead Can Dance manage to do this with a whole lot of style and dignity, proving that they are still at the top of their game.

It won’t be the release everyone wants, but it’s a brilliant, aching and fragile record.

This wasn’t just a gig – it was a piece of history.