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IT'S still the law, apparently, that bands from the South of England should have some experience of art school and a diverse palette of obscure literary influences, while bands from the North will be intent only on "'aving it", cultivating trouble and belting out guttural paeans to love which could just as easily be eulogising the art of bricklaying.While The Enemy and Kasabian are exciting and occasionally...
ECHO and the Bunnymen, with support from flavour-of-the-month Glasvegas, mark their 30th anniversary with a special show next month Accompanied by an orchestra they will play their classic album Ocean Rain.
ECHO and the Bunnymen, with support from flavour-of-the-month Glasvegas, mark their 30th anniversary with a special show next month Accompanied by an orchestra they will play their classic album Ocean Rain.
photos by Kyle Dean Reinford SCOTS band Glasvegas missed out on the prizes at the Q Awards today in London today. The Glasgow band were up for best breakthrough act but lost out to The Last Shadow Puppets, the side...
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I was never half the Echo and the Bunnymen fan my friend Greg and my brother Terence were. But I am kinda mad at myself for not going to see their Radio City Music Hall show this week, during which they played their classic 1984 album, “Ocean Rain,” in full, with an orchestra and "in style." "The Killing Moon" (below) is certainly one of the great songs of the '80s, and when you look back at the band's...
The seemingly unstoppable flow of artists revisiting their classic albums onstage over the last year or two, from Tortoise to Echo & the Bunnymen and beyond, has undoubtedly inspired all ...
photos by Zach Dilgard "Ocean Rain" yielded the alt-radio staples "Silver," and "The Killing Moon," but it also was the band's most cohesive album, with a watery, deep-blue feeling on every track. Moody and opulent, the music of Echo &...
Photo: Denholm/Getty Echo & the Bunnymen’s 1984 album Ocean Rain was a bold, ambitious record that marked the pinnacle in the moody Liverpudlians’ career, and still stands up as one of the finer moments of the post-punk/new wave era. The band celebrated their 30th anniversary by presenting Ocean Rain live in its entirety with the help [...]
Photo courtesy gussifer's Flickr: "C-c-c-cucumber! C-c-c-cabage!" I never though I'd hear Echo & the Bunnymen do "Thorn of Crowns" again after seeing them on thier 1987 tour with New Order and Gene Loves Jezebel. Certainly not like this. Yet here...
