Echo And The Bunnymen – Heaven Up Here (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP I've enjoyed varying levels of

I've enjoyed varying levels of success here and abroad

With a penchant for melodic earworms to rival those of the world's best pop songwriters

we were real pranksters and spent every waking hour at each other's side

Instrumental

tenor saxophonist Benny Golson

Echo And The Bunnymen – Heaven Up Here (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP I've enjoyed varying levels ofEcho & the Bunnymens second album, Heaven Up Here, was released in May 1981, under a year after Crocodiles, and gave them their first top 10 album. Rife with thick atmospherics and brooding dreamscapes, the harrowing songs clatter amidst arrangements infused with requisite air, space, and chamber echoes. Silhouetted guitar leads help convey moody dampness, despair, dread, and disgust, the themes directly connected to narratives that tackle distrust,