She Said (album)

She Said is the debut studio album by British indie rock band The Sundays, released in 1990. The album is known for its dream pop sound, characterized by Harriet Wheeler's distinctive vocals and David Gavurin's jangling guitar melodies. "She Said" features several singles that achieved commercial and critical success, solidifying the band's position within the alternative music scene of the early 1990s. Key themes explored in the album include love, loss, and introspective reflections on life and relationships. The album was well-received by critics upon its release and is regarded as a defining album of the shoegaze-adjacent indie pop movement. The album's cover art features a minimalist design with a blurred image, contributing to its overall aesthetic.