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With their roots in Liverpool's vibrant post-punk scene, Echo and the Bunnymen bring a neo-psychedelic sound that continues to resonate with fans and collectors alike. Their iconic albums, like "Crocodiles" and "Ocean Rain," are highly sought after, making these vinyl records a must-have for any serious music enthusiast.

Echo and the Bunnymen

Echo and the Bunnymen

Post-punkNew wave musicneo-psychedeliaThe Washington Post
Echo and the Bunnymen emerged from Liverpool's vibrant music scene in 1978, originally featuring vocalist Ian McCulloch, guitarist Will Sergeant, and bassist Les Pattinson. The band made a significant mark with their debut album, Crocodiles, which entered the top 20 of the UK Albums Chart in 1980. They reached new heights in 1983 with the release of "The Cutter" and the album Porcupine, which soared to number 2 in the UK. Their 1984 album, Ocean Rain, included the iconic single "The Killing Moon," further establishing their presence in the rock genre. After a break, Echo and the Bunnymen reunited in 1997 and have since been active, touring extensively and releasing new music. They have also headlined the Rockaway Beach Festival on two occasions in recent years, showcasing their enduring appeal and connection with fans.
Studio albums
Crocodiles - 1980
Heaven Up Here - 1981
Porcupine - 1983
Ocean Rain - 1984
Echo & the Bunnymen - 1987
Reverberation - 1990
Evergreen - 1997
What Are You Going to Do with Your Life? - 1999
Flowers - 2001
Siberia - 2005
The Fountain - 2009
Meteorites - 2014
Top tracks:The Cutter, The Killing Moon, A Promise, The Back of Love
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