Click Track: Echo and the Bunnymen


Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 05/03/2010

Live last night: Echo and the Bunnymen, Shout Out Louds
By David Malitz
Shout Out Louds will never have a songbook as impressive as Echo and the Bunnymen's, but their weekend show was more satisfying. (Photo by Christian Coinbergh) By David Malitz This weekend's pair of shows were '80s Brit-rock icons Echo and...

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Categories:  Live last night | Tags:  Echo and the Bunnymen, Shout Out Louds

Posted at 11:45 AM ET, 04/29/2010

The annotated Ian McCulloch: Echo and the Bunnymen frontman's pearls of wisdom
By David Malitz
Ian McCulloch takes a drag at Coachella. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello) By David Malitz Last year at SXSW I conducted an interview with Ian McCulloch, frontman for rightly-revered Brit-rockers Echo and the Bunnymen. The interview simply sat on my recorder for...

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Categories:  Be specific | Tags:  Echo and the Bunnymen

Posted at 02:25 PM ET, 01/21/2010

Taking sides... Choose your own Coachella adventure
By David Malitz
Jay-Z and Thom Yorke can play at your version of Coachella - but it will cost you. In an effort to turn everything in life into some kind of draft and/or fantasy sport, Click Track has developed a Coachella salary...

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Categories:  Taking sides | Tags:  Baroness, Beach House, Calle 13, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Coachella, Corinne Bailey Rae, De La Soul, Dead Weather, Dirty Projectors, Echo and the Bunnymen, Faith No More, Gil Scott-Heron, Girls, Grace Jones, Jay-Z, LCD Soundsystem, Pavement, Phoenix, Sleigh Bells, Sly Stone, Spoon, The Soft Pack, Thom Yorke, Wale