WhenBossanovaarrived in 1990, it reflected the exhaustion the Pixies felt afterDoolittle's enormous success: For the first time, the band seems to be running out of ideas. Read more about Bossanova on All Music Guide
Rolling Stone
Doolittle' The Pixies' third album and big-label debut was one of 1989's most acclaimed releases; it garnered truckloads of critical hosannas for its disturbing, dizzying variations on alternative-guitar-rock themes. Read more about Bossanova on Rolling Stone
Entertainment Weekly
Anyone who wants to understand the current state of rock & roll -- and the Pixies are as disturbingly current as it gets -- has to realize that the music can't be innocent anymore. It has too long a history, and it broke too many promises. Read more about Bossanova on Entertainment Weekly
The Pixies sound different here. The bass is less prominent, Kim is less prominent full stop actually, although she does make important contributions. This is very much a Black Francis song-writing showcase, and a Joey Santiago guitar playing ...read the complete review at Adrian Denning.co.uk
Track listing: 1) Cecilia Ann; 2) Rock Music ; 3) Velouria ; 4) Allison; 5) Is She Weird ; 6) Ana; 7) All Over The World; 8) Dig For Fire; 9) Down To The Well; 10) The Happening ; 11) Blown Away; 12) Hang Wire; 13) Stormy Weather; 14) Havalina . ...read the complete review at starling.rinet