25 años después, The Smashing Pumpkins recrea portada de Siamese Dream

Siamese Dream fue el segundo trabajo discográfico de The Smashing Pumpkins, lanzado en julio de 1993.

En la portada del disco que fusionó diversas influencias de shoegazing, noise pop, heavy metal y el rock progresivo, participaron dos niñas, que reaparecieron hace algunos días en la cuenta de Instagram de la agrupación.

Ali Laenger y LySandra Roberts, volvieron a usar alas de mariposas, se abrazaron y posaron una vez más como lo hicieron hace 25 años, con el fin de promocionar el regreso de  The Smashing Pumpkins a los escenarios, en su gira que comenzará los próximos meses -revisa más acá-.

"On such a special day in SP history, I want to take a moment to thank Ali and LySandra, who you might know were the little girls that I stood by and watched have their picture taken some 23 years ago (on what was a perfect LA afternoon). Never realizing that this moment in time would forever tie us, and go on to become such an iconic image in rock history. What's amazing is their chemistry with one another still leaps through the camera to this day and yet if memory serves they'd never met before that Siamese shoot. Which tells me their coming together, and the beauty that Melodie's shot captures, of youth and innocence, was meant to be SP's own, personal lucky star. So thank you thank you thank you Ali and LySandra, we adore you, and having you be a part of today's launch brings tears to my eyes. For life goes fast, and I can still see you in my mind's eye wearing crisp white dresses in a stranger's backyard, looking like little Mother Mary's, smiling and laughing into the sun." - @williampcorgan ?: @hellomikeamico

Una publicación compartida por Smashing Pumpkins (@smashingpumpkins) el Feb 16, 2018 at 2:09 PST