Ian McCulloch Archives

Echo & the Bunnymen – Ocean Rain 35 Years Later

ALfie Vera MellaALfie Vera MellaDecember 26, 2019

The fourth remains their most celebrated album primarily because it was Echo & the Bunnymen at the peak of their sonic glory, when the band that was formed in 1978, in Liverpool, England, still consisted of Ian McCulloch (vocals, guitar), Will Sergeant (lead guitar), Les ... Read More

Interview – Will Sergeant of Echo & the Bunnymen

CrypticRockCrypticRockNovember 27, 2018

Of the many bands that emerged from the Post-Punk era, Liverpool England’s Echo & the Bunnymen are one that continue to stand out thanks to an ever distinctive sound. Easily recognizable due to the unique voice of Ian McCulloch, coupled with textured guitar work of ... Read More

Echo & the Bunnymen – The Stars, the Oceans & the Moon (Album Review)

ALfie Vera MellaALfie Vera MellaOctober 1, 2018

Hands down, Echo & the Bunnymen are one of the enduring pioneers and flag bearers of the so-loved Post-Punk New Wave music, which originated in the late 1970s. They belong up there in the annals of the genre, alongside equally indomitable outfits such as The ... Read More

Echo & The Bunnymen – Porcupine Turns 35

ALfie Vera MellaALfie Vera MellaFebruary 4, 2018

The musical trajectory of Echo & the Bunnymen has really made a long leap—from the raw, angular, and proper Post-Punk ethos of their early works; through the textured and orchestrated, Baroque Pop excursions in the ’80s through the ’90s; and to the throwback, jangly and ... Read More

Echo & the Bunnymen – Evergreen 20 Years Later

ALfie Vera MellaALfie Vera MellaDecember 22, 2017

Apparently one of the greatest bands to have emerged during the so-called Post-Punk era (1978–1984) of Alternative Rock music, Echo & the Bunnymen has led a rather rocky road since its formation in 1978, in Liverpool, England. Despite the band’s popularity and a string of ... Read More

Zombie Still Devouring 35 Years Later

Jon WamsleyJon WamsleyOctober 23, 2015

In July of 1980, American audiences were fed a giant helping of hot spaghetti splatter in the form of Lucio Fulci’s film Zombie, AKA Zombi 2, Zombie Flesh Eaters, and Island of the Living Dead. Starring Ian McCulloch (Zombie Holocaust 1980, Contamination 1980), Tisa Farrow (Some ... Read More

Ian McCulloch

Echo & the Bunnymen – Ocean Rain 35 Years Later

Interview – Will Sergeant of Echo & the Bunnymen

Echo & the Bunnymen – The Stars, the Oceans & the Moon (Album Review)

Echo & The Bunnymen – Porcupine Turns 35

Echo & the Bunnymen – Evergreen 20 Years Later

Zombie Still Devouring 35 Years Later

Echo & the Bunnymen – Ocean Rain 35 Years Later

Interview – Will Sergeant of Echo & the Bunnymen

Echo & the Bunnymen – The Stars, the Oceans & the Moon (Album Review)

Echo & The Bunnymen – Porcupine Turns 35

Echo & the Bunnymen – Evergreen 20 Years Later

Zombie Still Devouring 35 Years Later

This Week In Horror Movie History – Stigmata (1999)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Flash Gordon (1980)

This Week in Horror Movie History – Visiting Hours (1982)

Developing Artist Showcase – Vipërwitch

Developing Artist Showcase – Vermilia

Developing Artist Showcase – Black Smoke Trigger

Interview – Clayne Crawford & Summer Shelton

Interview – Bishop Briggs

Interview – Henry Thomas & Sarah Lind

The Native Howl – Sons of Destruction (Album Review)

The The – Ensoulment (Album Review)

Blood Star (Movie Review)