Title: siouxsie takes darkness and glamour to the fair
Review: the least favourite album of Severin's, yet one of my favourites. From the five fathoms of "belladonna" to the blood matted mane in "Pointing Bone" we find some of sioux and severin's most challenging lyrics and twists. this is the most magical album by the Banshees whilst retaining the dark side of their fervor. And as every reviewer seems to include, this is the second event in which Robert Smith appears (1st touring during Join Hands). The mixture fortells the perfect recipe for a fine album. "Take Me Back" fortifies perfect liberation from confounded confusion while "We Hunger" sinks its teeth into something untold. This album reveals more and more every listening experience (and I have had it since 1987 when I discovered the Banshees). Hyaena is truly a landmark in their recording career and a must for the curious and the collector!
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