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Beacon brings peace to cover Pixies hit “Wave of Mutilation”

  • January 15, 2020
  • Lauren Jefferson
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It's tough to take on a classic, especially by a band as prolific as the Pixies. It's even harder to change up the sound. When done right, the result can be genius. 

That's exactly what Beacon has managed to do with the classic Pixies tune “Wave of Mutilation.” The song was always a quick one, but the Brooklyn duo delivers a cover that wallows in all the feelings and lyrics.Where the original stands out for its alternative indie grit and raw edge, Beacon is able to deliver a cover that flows true to the original but also the duo's haunting, stripped down tendencies. It brings the emotion and heartache of the song straight to the forefront with more of a piano ballad. Instead of a 4AD alternative rock "Wave of Mutilation," we get a tender, more organic wave of sound. Beacon's cover is out now via Ghostly International. 

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