Stereogum — Echo & The Bunnymen were hoping to be singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" two Saturdays from now, but instead they'll be singing their own songs. more info

Obscure Sound — ’80s guitar tones and a galloping bass line establish a fun, nostalgic vibe on “Where Were You? (Artwork Censored)”, the newest effort from Les Techno, the NYC psychedelic act who impressed previously with “Trophy Wife“, which hearkened to ... more info

Stereogum — The Beatles didn't live there anymore. Liverpool at the end of the '70s was hardscrabble and hardly swinging, but from its post-punk bohemia came a music scene tye-dyed by psychedelia and other '60s influences. Of all its visionaries, none grew so mi... more info

New York Post — Thirty years ago, Echo and the Bunnymen frontman Ian McCulloch got a call from Joel Schumacher. The Hollywood director was working on a new vampire movie called “The Lost Boys” and wanted the Liverpool band to cover the Doors’ classic “People... more info

Obscure Sound — Obscure Sound is very excited to premiere the debut EP, Love Shadows, from New York dream-pop quartet Diary. Recorded at Greenpoint’s Creamery Studio, the EP is an outstanding release that will appeal particularly to fans of ’80s moody rock and p... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — VukovarFrom: St Helens, EnglandThere are three possible reactions to the  political and cultural earthquakes of 2016 a descent into hedonistic alcohol fuelled memory loss, an explosion of self righteous anger or a indulge yourself in the dark poetry... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Legendary Brit-rockers Echo and the Bunnymen (who I last saw at All Points West) returned to New York for a sold out performance at Webster Hall on September 12. Considering that Echo and The Bunnymen (Ian McCulloch and Will Sergeant are the only ori... more info

KEXP Seattle — Photos and review by Alan Lawrence Echo and the Bunnymen have created some of the greatest songs in history. Just ask lead singer, Ian McCulloch who mentioned fan favorite “Killing Moon” as such during their sold-out show at The Moore The... more info

Gigwise — Purling Hiss, who are neatly described as, 'the orphaned kids of every rock and rtoll generation DNA'd into one by' their label, have unveiled the second single from their fortomcing album, High Bias. You can listen to '3000 AD' first on Gigwise bel... more info

Rolling Stone — The Eighties were a banner decade for British music, with one perma-classic after another – New Order's Technique, the Stone Roses' debut, the Jesus and Mary Chain's Psychocandy, Echo and the Bunnymen's Ocean Rain – but the bellwether m... more info