Superstition 06/15/1990 proves himself a worthy counterpart

proves himself a worthy counterpart in his performances --especially on the film's theme song

It is interesting to listen to what kind of interpretive character her tight vibrato and winsome pitch-modulation bring to standards like "September Song

these numbers are supple

delicate pop

but between the spirited admonishments of producer Chris Thomas (whose touch is especially felt on the horn- and string-embroidered tracks)

Superstition 06/15/1990 proves himself a worthy counterpartSiouxsie & The Banshees includes: Siouxsie Sioux (vocals, percussion); Budgie, Jon Klein (guitar); Martin McCarrick (dulcimer, cello, keyboards); Steve Severin (drums). Additional personnel: Talvin Singh (tabla). After releasing a series of albums in the early 80's that were quite different from its predecessor (JUJU, A KISS IN THE DREAM HOUSE, HYAENA), goth and alternative groundbreakers Siouxse & the Banshees closed out the decade with albums that