Former Cocteau Twins singer Elizabeth Fraser has formed a new group with her partner, Massive Attack‘s Damon Reece, called Sun’s Signature, which will release an EP — Fraser’s first new ...

Cocteau Twins singer Elizabeth Fraser has one of the most celestial voices in all of pop and now she's got an actual asteroid named after her.

Cocteau Twins was a seminal band with an ethereal sound that was truly the group's own. The trio released eight albums between 1982 and 1996 and on six of those records, singer Elizabeth Fraser ...

Ethereal pop darlings Cocteau Twins may have disbanded in 1997, but they remain an integral feature of the shoegaze landscape. For the past two decades, fans have held out hope for a reunion, but ...

Cocteau Twins singer Elizabeth Fraser has released her first new music in 13 years, as part of Sun’s Signature, her collaboration with partner Damon Reece (Massive Attack).

When Cocteau Twins split in 1997, Guthrie went on to release a series of solo and collaborative albums, including a number of collaborations with composer Harold Budd.

As the mesmeric guitar virtuoso of defunct Scottish band Cocteau Twins, Robin Guthrie’s celestial reverb merged with singer Elizabeth Fraser’s angelic ululation to create one of the most ...

Elizabeth Fraser, long-time singer for dream-pop elder gods Cocteau Twins, hasn’t come out with a record of her own in a long, long time. Cocteau Twins released Milk & Kisses, their final album ...

Miley Cyrus covers the Cocteau Twins' "Heaven or Las Vegas" at the Resorts World Casino grand opening in Las Vegas.

Elizabeth Fraser has always had an astral quality about her singing, and it seems the scientists agree. The Cocteau Twins singer, who recently returned to music with the new band Sun’s Signature ...

Miley Cyrus delivered a cover of Cocteau Twins’ “Heaven or Las Vegas” during a show at the Resorts World casino in Las Vegas on July 4, as Stereogum points out. The singer, who’s ...

The post Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser Gets Asteroid Named After Her appeared first on Consequence. It’s neither heaven nor Las Vegas — it’s outer space. The International Astronomical ...