Pixies - Tromp le Monde - TQMP

The Pixies' style of alternative rock music is heavily influenced by punk and surf rock, and while highly melodic, is capable of being tremendously abrasive at the same time. Francis is the band's primary songwriter and singer and has a distinctly desperate, yowling delivery. He has typically written cryptic songs about offbeat subjects, such as UFOs and surrealism. References to mental instability, violent Biblical imagery, physical injury, and incest feature in many of the band's songs. Trompe le Monde is the Pixies' fourth and final full-length studio album, released on September 23, 1991 through the 4AD record label. (It was released simultaneously in the USA on 4AD/Elektra, although the 2004 USA CD re-issue is solely on 4AD.) After the surf-pop of Bossanova, the album saw a return to the abrasive sound of the band's early albums, even incorporating two songs, "Subbacultcha" and "Distance Equals Rate Times Time", pre-dating their debut (the guitar and vocal melody of "Distance..." were originally the chorus of "Subbacultcha" and can be heard in the versions on Pixies and Frank Black Francis). Pixies * Black Francis – Vocals, guitar * Kim Deal – Bass guitar, vocals * David Lovering – Drums * Joey Santiago – Lead guitar Additional musicians * Eric Drew Feldman – Keyboards, piano FLAC+covers enjoy

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