“The Killing Moon” is an incredible post-punk psychedelic song by the outfit Echo & The Bunnymen. If the title doesn’t sound familiar, we guarantee you’ve heard the track before.

EE has teamed up with iconic 1980s rock band Echo & the Bunnymen to re-release the music video for their 1984 hit, The Killing Moon. Created in partnership with Saatchi & Saatchi, the campaign ...

Echo and The Bunnymen Frontman Ian McCulloch and long-time collaborator Will Sergeant continue to deliver neo-psychedelic masterpieces. Hits likes The Killing Moon, The Cutter, Lips Like Sugar ...

The distinctly British soundtrack follows recent EE spots that have paired with standout tracks such as The Pet Shop Boys’ Left to My Own Devices and Echo and The Bunnymen’s The Killing Moon.

The fourth studio album from the Liverpool post-punk band included Seven Sea, Silver and the classic The Killing Moon. Tina's big comeback album was her first in five years and included the ...

Formed in 1978, Echo & The Bunnymen were one of the most acclaimed alternative groups of the 1980s, with hits including The Killing Moon, Bring On The Dancing Horses and The Cutter.

Echo & the Bunnymen’s “The Killing Moon” depicts the struggle between life and death as a mesmerizing tango, one where we humans eventually become too entangled to extricate ourselves.

Bring On The Dancing Horses concluded set one before the Bunnymen returned with Show Of Strength, Killing Moon and a crowd-pleasing and venue-wide sing-a-long to The Cutter. It seemed the band and ...

It’s a cover of Echo & The Bunnymen’s iconic new wave track “The Killing Moon” sung by Suede’s Brett Anderson, with conductor and Paraorchestra founder Charles Hazlewood on drums.

DENVER, Colorado — British '80s post-punk band Echo & the Bunnymen are celebrating more than 40 years of music with a 2024 tour. The band, known for hits like "The Killing Moon," "Lips like ...