: The title itself contrasts the "divine" (Heaven) with the "artificial" or "sinful" (Las Vegas), possibly reflecting Guthrie's struggle with drug addiction at the time. Musical Style and Equipment
Musically, the album shifted from the band's earlier "gauzy abstraction" to a sharper, more defined sound. Key technical details from the Official Cocteau Twins Website include: : Robin Guthrie primarily used a Paul Reed Smith and a 1959 Fender Jazzmaster Go to product viewer dialog for this item. . : The title itself contrasts the "divine" (Heaven)
: Many view the album as a celebration of new life following the birth of Elizabeth Fraser and Robin Guthrie's daughter, Lucy-Belle. : The title itself contrasts the "divine" (Heaven)