Whereas Echo and the Bunnymen have been a gradual presence on the street for years, the English rockers have but to launch an album since 2014’s Meteorites. That can change on September 18 with Apples for Isaac, their first LP in 12 years. Take a look at the animated video for first single “Brussels Is Haunted” beneath.
“The mighty, legendary Clem Burke—longtime pal of Mac—was integral to the making of the album and heartbreakingly handed away throughout its completion… love you Clem X,” the band wrote in an announcement.
In a latest interview with Mojo, Echo co-founder and lead singer Ian McCulloch spoke additional in regards to the lengthy delay between albums. “What saved us? I believe Covid had one thing to do with it,” he mentioned. “But in addition I simply needed, lyrically, for the whole lot to make sense—or to be cryptically vital. Which is a hell of a sentence.” McCulloch added that “greater than another report I can bear in mind, it’s really sounding how I heard it in my head. I’ve simply gone, sing it the way you wish to hear it.”
Apples for Isaac
01 Take Me By The Hand
02 Can’t Be Offered
03 Brussels Is Haunted
04 I’ll Be Your Sunshine
05 Hijacked
06 The Honey
07 Unstoppable Pressure
08 The Gentle That Surrounds You
09 Lab Rats Ran
10 Asimov
11 We Prayed In The Darkish
