Echo and the Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here (CD Reissue) Seven Hours After Violet B7 Sweetie Come Brush Me

B7 Sweetie Come Brush Me

pressed on brick red vinyl and containing four bonus tracks

Released on highly collectable splatter green vinyl to commemorate the band's flurry of 'Without A Sound' themed live shows in May 2025

it's preoccupation with themes of tragic romance and melancholia

and Kassie Krut

Echo and the Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here (CD Reissue) Seven Hours After Violet B7 Sweetie Come Brush MeCD reissue of Heaven Up Here, which became Echo and the Bunnymens first top 10 in the UK charts and their first US chart entry after its release in 1981. Heaven Up Heres strength is the way in which the Bunnymen seamlessly work together to shape each songs dynamics, even the albums lone single, A Promise, is hardly light, pop material. The album artwork was shot by frequent collaborator Brian Griffin, on a beach in the South Wales town of Porthcawl