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Reviews

Dead Can Dance: Wake

By Michael Keefe

A superlative sampler of Dead Can Dance, a unique act whose music is as great now as the day it was released. [7 December 2006]

Dead Can Dance: Memento: The Very Best of Dead Can Dance

By Adam Besenyodi

When taken in context with the entire Dead Can Dance catalog, the third US retrospective seems unnecessary and designed solely to line the coffers. [18 October 2005]