Apples For Isaac — Echo & The Bunnymen: New Album on Green Splatter Vinyl

Echo and The Bunnymen’s first album of new material in over a decade is here, and it opens with the kind of urgency that made their early records matter. Apples For Isaac is out now on BMG, with Brussels Is Haunted standing out as a track that carries the life-affirming chorus energy you hope for when a band of this calibre returns after a long absence.

The record carries real emotional weight beyond the music. The late drummer Clem Burke played on all but one track here, appearing across most of the album before he passed away during its making. That context sits behind every listen, and it gives the record a significance that goes beyond the usual new release announcement.

The limited green splatter vinyl pressing is the edition to go for. Sister Ray have stock available now, and given the circumstances around the record this one feels worth owning on a physical format rather than streaming past.

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