In the late '70 with trull raging on both sides of the Atlantic, England's The Clash defiantly proclaimed their boredom with the U Ironically enough, over the '80s and '90s, the same sentiment about British music has sounded from the Crown's former colonies. Not for greatly longer: Guitar-drive clatter-pop confreres like Oasis and Elastica -- and, most numerous notably, Echobelly -- stand poised to recapture the American glory originally bestowed on the subject of four cheeky lads from Liverpool.
Echobelly was formed in the early '90 by means of singer/lyricist Sonya ...
