by crystal89 » Sun Nov 28, 2010 4:54 pm
Owing to a recent resurgence in popularity, seminal
post-punk veterans Echo and the Bunnymen are to record their
12th album in all early next year on the back of touring their
first and second albums back to back, promting singer Ian McCulloch
to make an effort for once and sing properly
Says Will Seargent, founding member and the constant prescence.
"This new album is very different, it's going to have more of me on it, lots
of guitars and weird sounding stuff."
"Mac's also contributed as well, he's got a great sounding one, something like
"mine's the first one" I've got a couple too, my fave's "the lakeside" it's well cool
and psychedelic like."
The band plan to record in their hometown of liverpool, and Seargent
readily agrees that the band's links with the city stand them in good stead.
"yeah we could have made it big if we left, but you know there's only one thing
worse than being a try hard, and that's being a fake"
As to what fans can expect in 2011, well the Bunnymen have yet to confirm tourdates, something which has nothing to do with Mac's upcoming autobiography.
"nah it's just the usual things, management issues, getting up and being bothered, but if it's crap I may use it to club him one!!"
the fans though will not be disappointed.
"yeah we're planning to do something big next year"
watch this space...