Bunnymen
Bunnymen, commonly known as Echo & the Bunnymen, is an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1978 by Ian McCulloch (vocals) and Will Sergeant (guitar). The lineup soon included Les Pattinson (bass) and Pete de Freitas (drums). The group became a central figure in the post-punk and neo-psychedelia scenes of the early 1980s and achieved both critical and commercial success in the United Kingdom and abroad.
The band released a string of influential albums beginning with Crocodiles (1980) and Heaven Up Here (1981),
After the death of drummer Pete de Freitas in 1989, the group continued with various lineups and
Legacy: Echo & the Bunnymen are cited as influential figures in alternative rock and indie music, known