Echo & The Bunnymen
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About Echo & The Bunnymen
Hometown
Liverpool, England
Formed
1978
Genre
Alternative
One of the most thrilling bands to emerge in the British post-punk era, Echo & The Bunnymen drew from '60s rock and psychedelia to power their brooding, nervy, and exhilarating songs. Formed in 1978 in Liverpool by singer Ian McCulloch, guitarist Will Sergeant, and bassist Les Pattinson, the group swiftly made its ambitions clear, with the fevered sound of early singles like 1980's "Rescue" soon replaced by music of a grander scale. On albums such as 1984's Ocean Rain, Echo & The Bunnymen applied post-punk fervor to arrangements and instrumentation that evoked the dark intensity of The Doors and The Velvet Underground as well as Scott Walker's orchestral grandeur. Despite the success of hits like 1985's "Bring On the Dancing Horses" and 1987's "Lips Like Sugar," rocky dynamics within the group led to a split in 1988, followed by drummer Pete de Freitas' death in a motorcycle crash a year later. But the core trio's reformation in the mid-’90s resulted in later peaks such as 1997's shimmering Evergreen and 2014's forceful Meteorites.
Members of Echo & The Bunnymen include, or have included, Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, and Damon Reece.
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