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Echo And The Bunnymen return with a quirky, optimistic album that embraces their long career without dwelling on it.

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Echo & The Bunnymen return with Apples For Isaac, a confident and atmospheric album that reconnects with their past without simply recreating it.

Ian McCulloch has always been hard to predict. Sitting halfway between Shakespeare and Shankly, he’s as adept at crafting vivid couplets as he is at spouting terrace sentiments. It’s this potent and poetic clash of cultures and classes that elevated Echo And The Bunnymen’s soundscapes to celestial levels. Lately, though, the Liverpool legends – anchored […] The post Echo And The Bunnymen: Apples for Isaac – Album Review appeared first on Louder Than War.