Was Mantaray meant to be autobiography or living text?

The kind of beguiling, haunting aesthetic product that is all the more impressive for having been made in Siouxsie’s third decade as a recording artist

It’s fortunate that Animal Animus rarely sounds dated, never falling into the trap of an over-reliance on the sort of top of the line production that plagued many late ‘90s releases.

The Rapture sounds nothing like a band coming to an end.

“I think I fucked Dave Navarro but I thought it was Siouxsie Sioux."

While Boomerang is a more polished and less primal affair than Feast, it is still more stripped down than a Banshees album.

Peepshow may be less opaque than some of the band’s previous output, but the content remains intentionally dismal.

Through the Looking Glass was a much-needed breath of fresh air after constantly pushing their sound forward with each original album — this was a chance to have some fun.

Tinderbox is another jewel of musical invention for Siouxsie and the Banshees.

Hyaena serves a bridge between the post-punk darkness of the band’s earlier albums and the more pop-oriented music that would follow.