Echo & The Bunnymen - Apples For Isaac
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Echo & The Bunnymen - Apples For Isaac
‘Apples For Isaac’ Follow us on Social Media ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN – APPLES FOR ISAAC – ALBUM REVIEW Iconic Liverpudlians Echo & The Bunnymen are back with their first album in twelve years, ‘Apples For Isaac’. Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant remain some of the most cherished songwriters of their generation, but many would’ve […]
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The postpunk has once again given a signal in the musical landscape, although Echo & The Bunnymen was never a canonical group in that sound sphere and gave game to ingredients of slippery labeling: majestic melodic drifts, reverberation with psychedelic terminals, a poetic voice more conducive to dramatization than to the expression of nihilistic anger or coldness. Albums such as 'Crocodiles' (1980) or 'Ocean rain' (1984) left deep signals, and …
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