Category: Echo & The Bunnymen
Echo & The Bunnymen: Heaven Up Here (1981)
Kronomyth 2.0: MY BLUE HEAVEN. Not a little slice of heaven, but rather a lush and lurid limbo (or is it zimbo?) where…
Echo & The Bunnymen: Ocean Rain (1984)
The beauty of writing a review of Ocean Rain lies in the entrance. Do you start by painting the whole piece in gothic indigo?…
Echo & The Bunnymen: “Seven Seas” (1984)
Bunnymyth 4.2: OCEAN REIGN. The third of three UK Top 20 singles from Ocean Rain, “Seven Seas” is one of the brighter entries…
Echo & The Bunnymen: “Bring On The Dancing Horses” (1985)
After Ocean Rain, Echo sat silent for a spell. This single signals the end of the show. It would be two more years…
Echo & the Bunnymen: Songs To Learn & Sing (1985)
I’ve seen this as something of a wet blanket in the past, if only because it does exactly what you’d expect it to:…
[Review] Echo & The Bunnymen (1987)
The group smooths over some of the rough edges to the delight of Cure/Smiths fans I suppose.
Echo & The Bunnymen: “Lips Like Sugar” (1987)
From Ocean Rain to Knight Rider in one horrific bunnyhop.
Echo & The Bunnymen: Reverberation (1990)
Ian was gone and Pete was gone gone and all that remained was a familiar Echo. At least that’s how the would-be elegists…
Echo & The Bunnymen: The Cutter (1993)
Not your usual cut-price compilation, The Cutter is better than that. Imp usually handles this department, since they’re almost always impulse purchases, but…
Echo & The Bunnymen: What Are You Going To Do With Your Life? (1999)
Kronomyth 9.0: IAN & THE BUNNYMAN. This followup to Evergreen is actually an Ian McCulloch solo album in disguise, so I’ll dock it an…