XTC meets Leonard Cohen, with Tom Waits conducting...

Lemon Jelly is my band with Fred Deakin. This is from our Mercury Prize and Brit Award losing album, Lost Horizons.

A celebration of the golden age of travel with the great Sir John Standing.  Long may you ramble, sir.

Lost Horizons

Lemon Jelly - Ramblin' Man

Thirteen Senses - Suddenly

Moonlight

STRANGE STRANGE KIND OF WOMAN

Boogieman

EFFIN CAT

Buy PSB's debut album "Inform - Educate - Entertain" here:
Digital: bit.ly/11cHjJP
Physical: http://cargorecordsdirect.co.uk/products/public-service-broadcasting

Granted unique access to propaganda films from WWII-era Britain by the BFI and setting them to new music, Public Service Broadcasting unveil 'The War Room EP'. Expect breathtaking visuals, atmospheric synths, pounding drums, Krautrock guitars and poignant piano as J. Willgoose, Esq and his drumming companion Wrigglesworth teach the lessons of the past through the music of the future...

The lead track from the EP is named 'Spitfire' - an adaptation of the 1942 propaganda film 'The First of the Few', telling the story of the origins of the talismanic fighter. The track is a driving, Krautrock-influenced tune and the video stars Hollywood legends David Niven & Leslie Howard.

Howard was viewed by Josef Goebbels as the most dangerous British propagandist of the era and his own life was to end in tragedy when the passenger plane he was travelling on in 1943 was shot down by the Luftwaffe over the Bay of Biscay.

'The War Room EP' is dedicated to J. Willgoose, Esq.'s great-uncle, George Willgoose, who died at the Battle of Dunkirk in May 1940 aged 26. The final track of the EP, 'Waltz for George', is a sombre close to affairs, featuring the banjolele owned and played by George Willgoose which has remained in the family.

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Spitfire - Public Service Broadcasting

Don't Stop

Buy PSB's debut album "Inform - Educate - Entertain" here:
Digital: bit.ly/11cHjJP
Physical: http://www.musicglue.com/publicservicebroadcasting/

After the success of The War Room, PSB are moving ever upwards - this time setting their sights on the summit of Everest.

The song is based on the 1953 film 'The Conquest of Everest', which told the story of Hillary, Tensing et al's successful ascent of the tallest mountain in the world, and which was directed by expedition member George Lowe.

Video edited by Owain Rich. Footage (c) Studio Canal Plus and used with kind permission.

Additional thanks to: Owen Wales, Trombone; Robert Greenwood, Trumpet & Flugelhorn; Ed Mills, French Horn.

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Public Service Broadcasting - EVEREST

Made this video teaser to go along with my remix of PSBs awesome track 'Everest' :)
http://youtu.be/jCRzm8B2zZQ

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Here's the pre-order buy link for the EP
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/everest-remixes-ep/id572937417

Public Broadcasting Service - Everest (Blind Remix)

Here’s the second of our daily posts, and this time it’s Night Mail. It’s possibly the most famous film that we’ve sampled, and the music is supposed to mirror the content in a way (ie it’s supposed to go like a train – you may have your own views on whether it does or not)

For some reviews of the album please view here: publicservicebroadcasting.net/reviews-for-i-e-e/

ORDER YOUR COPY HERE!

DIGITAL: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/inform-…tain/id609540071

CD / VINYL (vinyl includes 320kbps download code): www.cargorecords.co.uk/release/21008

“Public Service Broadcasting repurpose old films to new effect, and it works beautifully…Artful and evocative” **** The Guardian Album of the Week

“A sampladelic delight” **** Simon Price, The Independent on Sunday

Artrocker Album of the Month “Public Service Broadcasting are an innovative and inspirational pairing, breathing new life into not only the archived sounds they use but the electro music world as well. Absolutely essential listening.” ***** Artrocker

“Adrenalised post-rock and electronics… Gripping.” **** MOJO

“Terrific” GQ

“Brilliant” Q Magazine

“An extraordinary debut…PSB may well be the UK’s best new band. Your 2013 just won’t be complete without them.” 8.5/10 The 405

Night Mail - Public Service Broadcasting

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