Stopcryingyourheartout.com — The greatest Macca to come out of Liverpool pulls up a bar stool with AP Childs and shoots the shit about accidental heroin use and PiL, before agreeing to our steak cookery challenge . . . You reformed at the arse end of Britpop and released Evergre... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Echo & The Bunnymen are playing the tiny Mercury Lounge in NYC on October 17th. That's more than a month before they're back in town to play the much larger Hammerstein Ballroom as part of their North American tour in... more info

Rock Sellout —  Echo & The Bunnymen will release their eleventh stufio album, The Fountain, on October 12th. The album's first single, "Think I Need It Too", is slated for release on September 28th (at least that's what Wiki is stating). Fear not, we've been clear... more info

Altsounds — After a handful of east coast dates earlier this summer, Hatcham Social announces their first full-fledged US tour, with fellow Englishmen Echo & The Bunnymen. The band is touring in support of their debut album You Dig The Tunnel, I'll Hide The Soi... more info

Music News Net — MUSIC NEWS - With a few east coast dates earlier this summer, Hatcham Social has announced their first full-fledged USA tour, with fellow Brits. Echo & The Bunnymen. The band is on the road to support of their debut album... more info

Stereogum — It's fitting the Jersey-born New York-to-Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist John Carpenter shares a name with the man behind the Halloween franchise: There's something autumnal and spooky about his soulful, romantic rock 'n' roll. See, for instance, "... more info

Altsounds — *‘Think I Need It Too’* is the brilliant new single from the mighty *Echo & The Bunnymen, *and the first release from their forthcoming album* ‘The Fountain’. *It’s a joyous, uplifting, utterly infectious ... more info

NME — Noel forced to 'walk out on his own band', says Bunnyman more info

NME - The Daily Download — Another quick MP3 today as I give my dying hard drive a well-earnt purge, this time a remix of White Lies' 'A Place To Hide' courtesy of Brighton's self-confessed "pop noir" foursome Mirrors, who look like this (when they're at piano practise): Th... more info

NME — Human League and Echo And The Bunnymen also added to bill more info