Dead Can Dance - Spleen and Ideal Pedal can be ‘broken’ anywhere throughout

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Dead Can Dance - Spleen and Ideal Pedal can be ‘broken’ anywhere throughoutDead Can Dances second album, Spleen And Ideal (1985), saw them experiment more with instrumentation, abandoning guitars in favour of cello, trombone and timpani. Widely acclaimed, there was now a richness of unification between voice and music, lyrics and structure, showing they had a concrete sense of the aural ideal they were striving towards. Its title was taken from Spleen et Idal, a collection of poems by 18th century French poet Charles