The Flash Girls - May 1993

Review by Vivi Maurey

May 1993 is an album that showcases the unique and captivating sound of Flash Girls. With a blend of folk, rock, and electronic elements, the album takes listeners on a journey through a range of emotions and experiences. The songs are both hauntingly beautiful and fiercely powerful, with lyrics that are both poetic and thought-provoking.

The album opens with the hauntingly beautiful track "The Wind and the Dove," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include the driving and energetic "Stranger," the introspective and melancholy "Siren," and the dreamy and atmospheric "The Ghost of a Thousand Fish."

Throughout the album, the vocals of the two band members, Emma Bull and Lorraine Garland, blend together seamlessly, creating a sound that is both ethereal and grounded. The instrumentation is equally impressive, with a range of instruments including guitar, keyboards, and percussion.

Summary by Vivi Maurey

May 1993 is an album that is both captivating and deeply moving. It is a testament to the talent and creativity of Flash Girls, and a must-listen for fans of folk, rock, and electronic music alike.