Broadcast

...of America , using many of the same electronic effects. It is also reminiscent of Stereolab. However, despite the similar musical pedigree, Broadcast's music often has a darker, edgier sound - with amorphous samples and analogue dissonance...

In this article: Warp Records, Plone, The Focus Group, Gravenhurst, Keith York, and Tommy Boy Records

...inside of a blast furnace. (608 N.W. 65th St., Seattle; www.myspace.com/thejosephine). Broadcast, Atlas Sound at Neumo's. UK boy/girl duo Broadcast could be the quintessential Halloween band: eerie but not without a sense of humor,...

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...these songs. 'Shelia' is one of the best pop songs of 2009, and positively burns a hole through the venue when it emerges mid-set. Broadcast are here as part of a whistle-stop tour with Atlas Sound and the Selmanaires, ostensibly to...

In this article: Atlas Sound, The Selmanaires, and Ragged Glory

...records-- acutely British. Julian House-- the man behind the Focus Group and the co-founder of Ghost Box records-- has designed Broadcast's album sleeves for years (in addition to work for Primal Scream, Stereolab, and others). The...

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by Abi Bliss [Edit this content] ▾ 1 comment 09:17 October 26th, 2009 Like fellow Birmingham psychonauts Pram, Broadcast have the misfortune to be a group whose aesthetic has seeped into pop consciousness without taking the band with it.

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...the crowd with a set of energetic, Talking Heads-indebted dance rock. Though they easily could have headlined, Birmingham, England's Broadcast hit the stage next, serving up one half-set of protracted, ambient experiments followed by another...

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...details at hihowareyougame.com. Bit of a Brum deal Birmingham electronic band Broadcast have a new collaborative mini-album out on Warp. It's called 'Broadcast & The Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age' and is available now...

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...complete and flawless iTrip hardware and software integration. iTrip itself embodies the state of the art plus some new features: Broadcasts music, podcasts and audio books to any nearby FM radio Displays track and artist information...

In this article: Iphone, IPod, Trademark, and Iphone OS

...and you'll hear just how much. There's also previously unheard material by label stalwarts Autechre, Nightmares on Wax, Boards of Canada, and Broadcast, culled literally from a drawer in co-founder Steve Beckett's desk at Warp Central in...

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...should continue that streak. And word on the street is that there may be a fall tour with recently-dormant U.K. indie-electronic band Broadcast, which would just be all kinds of fantastic. Video of the Day: Jenny Lewis - "See Fernando" A...

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