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Deluxe Edition

Twenty-four months after the release of their critically acclaimed third album The Octopus, Amplifier are back with a brand new album Echo Street

The band of Sel Balamir (guitars) and Matt Brobin (drums) re-emerge at the core of a very different animal – a four-piece line-up that has delivered a subtle shift in style allowing them to mix their epic space rock jams with accessible pieces boasting three-part vocal harmonies – sung by Sel, former Oceansize; man Steve Durose (second guitar) and Alex "Magnum" Redhead (bass).

“We are extraordinarily pleased with Echo Street. We didn’t think that we could better The Octopus, but I think that Echo Street has a timeless quality about it. It’s probably the Amplifier album that most people will know with time.There’s something really special about it…” - Sel Balamir

1.1 Matmos - Amplifier[00:08:25]

1.2 The Wheel - Amplifier[00:07:09]

1.3 Extra Vehicular - Amplifier[00:12:05]

1.4 Where The River Goes - Amplifier[00:06:30]

1.5 Paris In The Spring - Amplifier[00:08:30]

1.6 Between Today And Yesterday