What makes Love's Easy Tears by Cocteau Twins notable?

'Love's Easy Tears' is notable for its innovative sound that helped define the dream pop genre, influencing numerous artists and movements that followed. The EP received positive reviews and highlighted the band's growing acclaim, particularly in the alternative music scene, paving the way for their continued success in the late '80s. Released in January 1986, 'Love's Easy Tears' is an EP that followed Cocteau Twins' critically acclaimed album 'Victorialand.' At this point, the band was solidifying their distinct sound, characterized by Elizabeth Fraser's otherworldly vocals and Robin Guthrie's atmospheric guitar work. This release marked a phase of artistic exploration, showcasing their ability to blend dream pop with gothic influences.