Echo and the Bunnymen stream new album Meteorites
19 May 2014, 13:10
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
Seminal post-punks Echo and the Bunnymen are airing their latest studio album online in full.
The Liverpool band will release Meteorites next week, with the entire thing streaming now over at The Guardian. The group’s frontman Ian McCulloch has described it as “more edgy than anything I’ve done”.
The record is the band’s first effort since 2009′s The Fountain.
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