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Cocteau Twins - Treasure

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Released in 1984 on the 4AD label, Treasure is the third studio album by the Scottish alternative band Cocteau Twins. The album marked the first appearance of bassist Simon Raymonde as an official member of the group. It is characterized by guitarist Robin Guthrie's heavily effected, melodic guitar soundscapes paired with Elizabeth Fraser's abstract, wordless vocal deliveries. The record solidified the band's signature ethereal wave style and remains a highly influential work in the development of dream pop.

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When was the Cocteau Twins album Treasure released?

Treasure, the third studio album by the Cocteau Twins, was released in 1984. It was released on the independent British label 4AD.

Who played bass on the Cocteau Twins' album Treasure?

Treasure marks the first album where bassist Simon Raymonde appears as an official member of the band. He joined guitarists Robin Guthrie and vocalist Elizabeth Fraser to solidify their classic lineup.

What genre is the Cocteau Twins album Treasure?

The album is a cornerstone of dream pop and the early ethereal wave sound, utilizing heavily effected guitars. Its dense, atmospheric textures laid the groundwork for the shoegaze movement that would follow in the early 1990s.

Did the Cocteau Twins produce any singles from their album Treasure?

Unlike typical pop albums of the era, no official singles were extracted from Treasure prior to its release on 4AD. However, tracks like "Lorelei" and "Persephone" became defining staples of the band's career.

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