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Echo & The Bunnymen

What Are You Going To Do With Your Life? (25th Anniversary Edition)

Limited 140g Turquoise LP (9 Tracks) - £24.99 | Pre Order
limited 140g clear LP (First Time On Vinyl!) (9 Tracks) - £24.99 | Buy
expanded 2CD (34 Tracks) - £16.99 | Buy

‘What Are You Going to Do with Your Life?’ is the eighth studio album by British post-punk legends Echo & The Bunnymen, released on April 16, 19...

Echo & The Bunnymen

The Killing Moon (Black Friday 2024)

Arguably Echo & The Bunnymen's biggest track, and Ian McCulloch's self-proclaimed "greatest song ever written", The Killing Moon is one of...

Echo & The Bunnymen

Crocodiles (2021 reissue)

180g lp - £25.99 | Buy

Released amid the growing wave of post-punk, Crocodiles cemented the band amongst the best around, with the NME at the time describing it as “probably the...

Echo & The Bunnymen

flowers (2021 reissue)

limited 180g white lp - £22.99 | Buy

First released in 2001, ‘Flowers’ is the ninth studio album by Liverpudlian post-punk legends Echo and the Bunnymen.

Echo & The Bunnymen

The Stars, The Oceans & The Mo

2lp - £24.99 | Buy

The Cutter
Back Of Love
My White Devil
Clay
Porcupine
Heads Will Roll
Ripeness
Higher Hell
Gods Will Be Gods
In Bluer Skies

Echo & The Bunnymen

Porcupine (2021 reissue)

RHINO

180g lp

Released: 22nd Oct 2021

£25.99

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Echo & The Bunnymen first released the single The Back Of Love in 1982, nearly nine months before the album’s release in 1983.

It became the band’s first UK top 20 single as well as charting in Ireland. It led to the release of Porcupine in 1983, with Ian Broudie, who would later form The Lightning Seeds, returning to production duties having co-produced their debut album Crocodiles. Initially rejected by the band’s label, the album was re-recorded with Indian violinist, singer and composer Lakshminarayana Shankar, who added strings to the tracks.