Echo and the Bunnymen Return With Apples for Isaac After 12-Year Gap
Echo and the Bunnymen announce their first studio album in twelve years following 2014’s Meteorites. Titled Apples for Isaac and featuring twelve tracks, the record marks a significant return for the Liverpool post-punk legends. Ian McCulloch cites the Covid pandemic and meticulous lyrical refinement as reasons for the extended hiatus. The album features drummer Clem Burke and showcases a sound McCulloch describes as perfectly aligned with his original vision. Lead single Brussels Is Haunted provides the first glimpse of the band’s renewed creative direction. The project launches September 18, 2026 via BMG, representing one of the most anticipated returns in post-punk revival circles.
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