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The My Bloody Valentine Album that Took over Three Years to Record
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My Bloody Valentine's second album turned distortion into beauty and changed the way he understood a guitar. 35 years after his appearance, Jorge González, Denisse Malebrán, Alejandro Gómez, Cristian Arroyo, Pablo Giadach and Francisco González reconstruct for Culto the impact of a work that traveled from London to Chile and still seems to come from the future.
·Las Condes, Chile
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In November 1991, My Bloody Valentine released an album that had taken two years to get out of Kevin Shields’ head. Thirty-five later, we reconstructed how it was recorded, how it really cost, and why no one yet knows what Bilinda Butcher sings in "Loomer".
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