For a Record Store Day single, New York dream-wavers School Of Seven Bells recorded a gliding, synth-dipped cover of Siouxsie And The Banshees’ all-time life-affirming pop classic “Kiss Them For Me.” More people should cover Siouxsie And The Banshees. Stream the School Of Seven Bells version below.
(via 107.7 The End)
The “Kiss Them For Me” single is out now digitally, and it also features a new song called “When She Was Me.”
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Awesome version. Their live version from 2010 when both sisters were in the band (check Youtube) was closer to the original, but equally great. I agree, more people should do Siouxsie & the B’s covers, especially School of 7 Bells.
Love Siouxsie and the Banshees. Wasn’t familiar with School of 7 Bells, and the vocals took me a minute to accept – mostly just the first verse (from the first bridge onward is flawless). But the instrumental treatment… wow. I feel like just one more listen will fully burn in the vocal track, and I’ll be thoroughly in love.
Yuck, this is awful. Part of the charm of the original was Siouxsie’s unusual voice. The vocals on this sound so generic, like some high school glee club member decided to record it.