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    Echo & The Bunnymen unveil their first new album in 12 years, Apples For Isaac – UNCUT

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    Echo & The Bunnymen unveil their first new album in 12 years, Apples For Isaac – UNCUT


    Echo & The Bunnymen – Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, Ste Brannan, Simon Finley, Mike Smith and Peter Riley – have announced that their new album Apples For Isaac will be released by BMG on September 18.

    Watch a video for lead single “Brussels Is Haunted” below:

    The album features late Blondie drummer Clem Burke on 10 of its 11 tracks. As the band noted: “The mighty, legendary Clem Burke – longtime friend of Mac – was integral to the making of the album, and heartbreakingly passed away during its completion… love you Clem X”

    Pre-order Apples For Isaac here and check out the tracklisting below:

    1. Take Me By The Hand
    2. Can’t Be Sold
    3. Brussels Is Haunted
    4. I’ll Be Your Sunshine
    5. Hijacked
    6. The Honey
    7. Unstoppable Force
    8. The Light That Surrounds You
    9. Lab Rats Ran
    10. Asimov
    11. We Prayed In The Dark

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