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Echo & The Bunnymen announce first new album in 12 years, share single Brussels Is Haunted

Echo & The Bunnymen's 13th album, Apples For Isaac, is set for release in September

Louder

“They’re not really football people who are performing anyway, are they?” Noel Gallagher on the artists playing the first World Cup Half Time Show

He’s talking about Chris Martin, Madonna, Shakira and BTS

MusicRadar

Echo and The Bunnymen reschedule Philadelphia show after frontman Ian McCulloch involved in road incident

The band were forced to delay their June 7 Philadelphia concert after frontman Ian McCulloch required medical treatment following a road traffic incident.

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Echo and the Bunnymen review – Ian McCulloch leaves it to the crowd to sing these timelessly great songs

The frontman struggled to get through most of the band’s choruses but that left space for Will Sergeant’s glorious psychedelic shapes and a supportive sing along

The Guardian - UK

Stone Roses and ex-Primal Scream bass player Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield dies aged 63

Mounfield was part of The Stone Roses’ classic line-up alongside singer Brown, guitarist John Squire and drummer Alan ‘Reni’ Wren.

Evening Standard

"That song is actually the answer to the big question - it's got real power": The story of the post-punk classic that defined a band and inspired a Hollywood movie

Its lyrics evoked vintage Scott Walker and posed the question of destiny vs. free will. More importantly, it didn't sound like U2

Louder

“What angle have we missed on this? Ah yeah, getting some other ****er to sing it!”: the 10 best Manics songs featuring a guest singer (and the odd bassist and guitarist)

From Cate Le Bon to Duff McKagan and Lucy Rose to Kevin Shields, the Welsh legends have often welcomed other artists into their songs. Here’s ten of their finest.

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“I did the intro to The Killing Moon without thinking. We went for a curry – and the engineer spotted that run and put it at the start”: How happy accidents, disastrous finances and an un-tuneable 12-string made Echo and the Bunnymen’s classic album

Sergeant might not be 100 percent happy with Ocean Rain but that doesn't stop it being a stone-cold classic with a killer lead single, whose influence we hear in generations of post-punk bands

Guitar World

"Teacup's" Scott Speedman needs a tingle

The "Grey's Anatomy" star discusses his new horror-thriller series and the "magic" of his first acting role

Salon

How to watch Teacup online from anywhere for FREE – stream James Wan horror series

Horror royalty James Wan delivers a chilling adaptation of Robert R. McCammon's novel Stinger. Here's how to watch Teacup online no matter where in the world you are.

TechRadar

Teacup, a new horror series produced by The Conjuring creator, adapts "the spirit" of the novel it's based on and "not much else"

Exclusive: Teacup showrunner Ian McCulloch says he didn't feel "beholden" to his '80s source material

Total Film

Showrunner of James Wan-produced horror series Teacup explains why it was so important to make each episode only 30 minutes – and weighs in on the likelihood of a season 2

Exclusive: Teacup showrunner Ian McCulloch explains to SFX why episodes are no longer than 30 minutes

Total Film

Horror movie mogul James Wan swaps the big screen for streaming, bringing his new series Teacup to Peacock this Halloween

A brand new horror series called Teacup is set to land on Peacock this Halloween and it's from the mind that brought you modern classics Saw and The Conjuring.

TechRadar

Teacup is a "can't-but-must-look" horror series coming this October that's produced by James Wan and inspired by a cult classic sci-fi novel

Teacup premieres on Peacock on October 10

Total Film

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Louder

"We'd play small islands on the west coast of Scotland rather than stadiums": Echo & The Bunnymen wouldn't play the game, but that didn't stop them from creating "the greatest song of all time"

Echo & The Bunnymen's Ocean Rain divided opinion upon release in 1984, but time has only deepened its supernatural beauty

The Guardian - UK

Ian and Riley Broudie look back: ‘My dad expresses his feelings best in his lyrics. If he can’t say something, he hides it in a song’

The singer, songwriter and producer, and his son, on the Lightning Seeds, and the highs and lows of playing and working together

Nottingham Post

Holly Willoughby 'damaged goods' as former ITV boss calls for This Morning break

He claimed there was 'more to come out' in the story

Edinburgh Live

Former ITV boss makes brutal dig at Holly Willoughby after Phillip Schofield drama

The former ITV boss said that the show should try to find new presenters in order to preserve its future as he branded Holly Willoughby 'damaged goods' following the Schofield affair.

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Daily Record

Holly Willoughby 'damaged goods' according to former ITV boss who claims 'more to come out'

ITV’s former commercial director Ian McCulloch has said This Morning presenter Holly is now 'damaged goods' and has claimed there's 'so much more to come out' following Phillip Schofield's shocking affair.

Daily Mirror

Holly Willoughby brutally branded 'damaged goods' by ex-ITV boss claiming 'more to come out'

Ian McCulloch, ITV’s former commercial director, has brutally branded Holly Willoughby as 'damaged goods' and has claimed there's 'so much more to come out'

MusicRadar

"That whole guitar hero thing – it's just a load of crap, really": An interview with Echo and The Bunnymen’s Will Sergeant

From the archive: Bunnymen guitarist Will Sergeant on economy, influences and why you should avoid “twiddling away like those knobheads you see in a guitar shop”

Liverpool Echo

Rolling Stones support act for Anfield gig announced

The Rolling Stones will perform in Liverpool on June 9

Bristol Post

Echo & The Bunnymen booed onto stage at Bristol's O2 Academy - but fans eventually rewarded

'It wasn't the warm Bristol welcome they expected'

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