Echo to Reel Around 'the Fountain'

Echo & the Bunnymen are set to release their 11th studio effort, The Fountain, their follow-up to 2005's stunner Siberia. Produced by John McLaughlin, The Fountain will arrive October 12th in the UK (and hopefully October 13th in the US?). Coldplay frontman Chris Martin also joins Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant and Co. on one track.
Four track samples -- "Think I Need It Too," "Do You Know Who I Am," "Proxy," and "Drivetime" -- are currently live for preview at Bunnymen.com and the band's MySpace page. Pretty nice stuff so far. "Drivetime" could shape up to be a EATB classic, no doubt.
"Think I Need It Too" will mark the album's first single and will be available as a digital download and CD-single September 28th.
Other confirmed tracks include: "The Idolness of Gods," "Forgotten Fields," "Shroud of Turin," "Life of a Thousand Crimes," and "The Fountain."
Four UK dates are expected to be announced on Bunnymen.com this week. US fans can catch the Bunnymen at All Points West Festival at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ on Sunday, August 2nd at 8pm.
I know I've posted EATB videos before, but I adore them ... so here's "My White Devil" from my favorite Bunnymen album, Porcupine.
Labels: Coldplay, Echo and the Bunnymen, Ian McCulloch, Music

3 Comments:
Seriously the snippets of those 4 EATB songs suck. the one is good, the rest sound like Ian Mcculloch's "Pet Sounds" attempt. SAD.
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Anonymous, at Wednesday, July 22, 2009 1:49:00 AM EDT
Agreed ... I am little worried that it'll be a repeat of "Flowers." Here's hoping they can rip out something similar to "Scissors in the Sand" off the last album.
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mackenzieland, at Wednesday, July 22, 2009 8:53:00 AM EDT
Top Band, top tunes!
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Anonymous, at Tuesday, October 6, 2009 12:08:00 PM EDT
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