I wanted to put something heavy up. When the going gets tough I have a tendency to either get very negative or to vent motion through music. The latter is usually a much better idea. I am in disbelief that I have never posted a Broadcast song before. They are spectacular, can't say enough good things. This song Hawk is bludgeoning, but that is what I needed at this moment. If you just woke up, ...
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You know how in the 1930-40s, we had this vision of what the future was? Chrome rocketships, jet packs, and everyone dressed all in white? Trish Keenan and James Cargill live in that future.Luckily for us, in the early years of the 20th century, they boarded the first interdimensional rocketship and crossed to our space/time, and they're now releasing music under the name Broadcast.Evoking 1960...
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Broadcast are a band from the future of Britain’s past. They idealise pop music and yet set themselves deep into the avant-garde, like a William Burroughs essay on new British pop sensations "Girls Aloud" (i think i threw up a little just mentioning their name). Their new album, "The Future Crayon" (which is this week's obsession), is a collection of previously released singles for everyone no.
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Shiver me timbers. Reader Benjamin in Atlanta shot me a message letting me know that Broadcast has a tour EP available called Mothers of the Milky Way (as you might’ve inferred from, ya know, the title of this entry). Anyway, I did not see this EP at the Columbus show, as the band had no [...]
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Hey there, I was just wondering if anyone out there had any good recommendations for krautrock bands (or bands influenced by krautrock) that I should check out. I'm very into Faust, Can and Oneida but I can't find too much that has that same quality to it. Danke!
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I am completely in love, perhaps an agape love, with the new song Broadcast has been ending all their shows with on the current tour. You know the one I’m talking about… the one with Trish Keenan shredding on a customized electric dulcimer. Like, total “My Dear Companion” meets “Astronomy Domine” meets “Autobahn” meets “Fight [...]
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Without any fanfare, Broadcast just released their first new material since 2005’s Tender Buttons, um, today. I was correct about the title, it’s called Witch Cults of the Radio Age. That’s the cover up there. And… it’s a collaboration with Julian House! House is, as you may know, not only the graphic designer for all [...]
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A nice surprise here. Warp have just announced that a new mini-collaborative album from Broadcast is now available digitally ahead of their full-length expected early next year. The mini-album is entitled Broadcast & The Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the…
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cred: anna morosiniEAT DRUGS, EGGS, PANCAKES AND BAM NOT HAM! DINE NOT SWINE!Broadcast - Black Cat
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UK's Broadcast recently teamed up with The Focus Group and used Warp as a gateway to release of their weird-psychedelia-fuck-trip called Broadcast and The Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults Of The Radio Age. Broadcast has also been mad busy getting ready to release a new monster onto this planet in 2010. In the meanwhile, they're on the road [just played in Philly tonight] with Atlas Sound. Wh...
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Is this finally a week we can lay low and catch up on all of the new music this Fall? Unfortunately, no…First off this week is Broadcast, a group from Birmingham, England whose electronic music ...Related posts:New Album Releases For Tuesday 8/18/2009New Album Releases For Tuesday 11/3/2009New Album Releases For Tuesday 9/1/2009
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Broadcast – The Aphid Sleeps(NOTE: It’s not much of a song.)
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Broadcast have announced select live headline dates in December, on return from their one month US tour with co-headliner, Atlas Sound.
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Last seen in 2005, the electro-duo known as Broadcast have finally seen fit to return to the United Kingdom for a series of shows in December. The band, which now comprises Trish Keenan and James Cargill, are due to release their new album in the U.
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