Broadcast

[Scott]

i this band! i only just stumbled onto their music and i fell in love instantly. sort of a refined version to what my beloved add n to (x) have done. there's less of an outright sense of experimentation to it,though it is still experimental,and it's also a bit more pop structured. but it's really quite a stunning feat. i think for anybody who has a soft spot for analogue synths in the spirit of joe meek and loves the aforementioned,stereolab and early goldfrapp and the like will definitely enjoy these guys.

here's their web site-
http://broadcast.uk.net

myspace-
http://www.myspace.com/broadcastuk

and also,they have their music available on itunes.

 

[Scott]

oh and on their web site,take a look at their radio section and check out some of the lovely tunes they listen to.

 

[ChloeFrancoise]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5ZJ-N750Bk

 

[auxt]

oh and on their web site,take a look at their radio section and check out some of the lovely tunes they listen to.

Cool mixes, I listen to a lot of the same music
I like the band too, but I haven't been keeping up with them

 

[Scott]

^i know komeda+morricone....just perfect

 

[ChloeFrancoise]

The radio won't work for me. I even got on the house computer to see if it would work better there. It's so typical that I find something like that and then it doesn't work for me. The Stereolab radio won't work for me either.

 

[Scott]

^i know. apparently their site hasn't been updated since 2005,so that's probably the reason. you should search some of the songs because i was able to find at least the more prominent names listed. like the morricone tracks,the bublight by joe meek...or chris carpenter's waterfalls.