Page 14 - Will Sergeant News Today

Ian McCulloch is wearing an overcoat. A long black one, brushing his shins. For Echo & The Bunnymen fans of a certain age - ie, nearly all of them - the coat is as evocative as an old hit.

Lets just go out and say it: New Order were a million times better than Joy Division, and this performance helps explain why they were.

Pioneers of modern rock music Echo & The Bunnymen have announced a reissue of their first best of album Songs To Learn & Sing, set for release on Friday 18 February. The news comes after the band reissued their first four LPs Crocodiles(1980), Heaven Up Here (1981), Porcupine (1983) and Ocean Rain…

Echo and the Bunnymen's Will Sergeant released a new book aptly titled 'Bunnyman.' We spoke with him about that and more

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From the Beatles's banal chat to Nina Simone's gum, the year’s canniest music memoirs go out on a high

WHAT do we want from a music memoir? The odd musical or lyrical insight perhaps, the story behind a song, or the inspiration behind a riff. But now…

I hate being asked what Christmas present I’d like. A decent first press of Winston Shand’s Time Is The Master is not likely to meet a credulous response.

Echo & The Bunnymen have been making their distinct mark on the music scene for decades, as their sound has drifted from rock, to psychedelic to the eerie and raw. Look no further than iconic tracks such as The Killing Moon to see why the band has acquired such a dedicated cult following and continue to hold a special place not only in the British music scene but also worldwide. Alice Busvine caught up with lead guitarist Will Sergeant to take a look back on the journey of The Bunnymen as we...

From the Beatles's banal chat to Nina Simone's gum, the year’s canniest music memoirs go out on a high