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After the great success of the desert hit A Fistful Of Desert Blues, Lydia Lunch & Cypress Grove meet the nihilist folk of Spiritual Front.

Twin Horses is the encounter between two intense musical souls. Miss Lunch’s melancholic Acoustic Blues meets Simone Salvatori’s Sensual and Cathartic Folk.

Lydia Lunch’s voice has never been so touching and moving; on the other side there is an inspired Spiritual Front that does not settle but goes beyond the soul of “suicide pop” to give us it’s new acoustic soul. On Twin Horses, besides unedited pieces, Lydia and Cypress interpret the Eagles’ song “Hotel California” in a desert blues style and Simone plays his version of W.A.S.P.’s “Love Machine” in folk style.

A fundamental album for two wonderful thoroughbreads.