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August 15, 2005

Bunnymen Visit "Siberia"

Indie-rock vets redefine cool on new album
February 13, 2003

Ian McCulloch Goes It Alone

Bunnymen frontman to issue solo album in May
October 23, 2002

Coldplay Echo McCulloch

Martin and Buckland contribute to Bunnymen singer's new album
February 16, 2001

Flowers Bloom for Bunnymen

New Echo and the Bunnymen album due in April

Live In Liverpool

Sometimes it's OK to settle for second best. Echo and the Bunnymen were not the U.K.'s best indie band of the Eighties (see the Smiths); they were not the most successful overseas (see the Cure), and they were certainly not their hometown's favorite sons (see the Beatles). In 1997, after a decade-lo...

2002 RS: Not Rated

Crystal Days (1979-1999)

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The standard-bearers of Liverpool's neopsychedelic movement, Echo and the Bunnymen's moody, atmospheric music combined punk's energy and edge with the Doors' poetic theatricality. Self-consciously literary, outspoken, and sometimes arrogant (singer Ian McCulloch was known as "Mac the Mouth"), they never matched their popularity in Europe in the United States. Their influence can be seen in the att...

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