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		<title>Ian McCulloch says the band Echo and the Bunnymen are in their pomp again</title>
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		<description>The singer talks up Apples For Isaac, a Brussels love song, a Bosch obsession and the late Clem Burke&#39;s drumming, and warns the critics are already sharpening up.</description>
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