BRITISH SEA POWER Do You Like Rock Music LP ROUGH TRADE 2008 EU orig+inner
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BRITISH SEA POWER
Highly acclaimed and idiosyncratic indie band noted for their conceptual works and their deft blend of post-punk and art rock influences. A sextet from Natland, Cumbria, England, British Sea Power are a rather conceptual indie band -- compared more than once to Joy Division and the Cure -- whose music incorporates elements of art rock and post-rock experimentalism. The group was formed in 2000 by brothers Yan Scott Wilkinson (vocals and guitar) and Neil Hamilton Wilkinson (vocals, guitar, and bass), who teamed up with a longtime friend, drummer Matthew Wood. When Yan enrolled at the University of Reading, he met like-minded musician Martin Noble, who played guitar and keyboards, and soon they began performing under the name British Air Powers, changing the name to British Sea Power after a song from their early repertoire...
"DO YOU LIKE ROCK MUSIC?"
2008 LP ROUGH TRADE RECORDS RTRADLP 300
MADE IN EU UK & EUROPE ORIGINAL PRESSING
[Worldwide, the only pressing on vinyl]
SINGLE COVER + INNER SLEEVE
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 8 83870 03001 4
LABEL: ROUGH TRADE - BROWNISH LABEL w/ARTWORK - WHITE TEXT
Label Code: LC-11945
Catalog on cover (spine & rear): RTRADLP300
Catalog on labels: none
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): RTRADLP300 B715232-01 A1 TIM Debney
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): RTRADLP300 B715232-01 B1
On labels: (Side B only) Tracklist + Company logo
On inner sleeve: Photos, Notes & Credits
On back cover: ....Made In The EU.
.....? 2008 The copyright......is owned by British Sea Power under exclusive license to
Rough Trade Records Ltd. © 2008 Rough Trade.......Control.
tracklisting
Side A: ALL IN IT - LIGHTS OUT FOR DARKER SKIES - NO LUCIFER - WAVING FLAGS
CANVEY ISLAND - DOWN ON THE GROUND - A TRIP OUT
Side B: THE GREAT SKUA - ATOM - NO NEED TO CRY
OPEN THE DOOR - WE CLOSE OUT EYES
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RECORD EX but (please, read above description)
SLEEVE EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
Tapping the collective talents of three producers -- Howard Bilerman (Arcade Fire), Graham Sutton (Jarvis Cocker), and Efrim Menuck (Godspeed You Black Emperor!) -- in numerous locations (Canada, Cornwall, and the Czech Republic, respectively), DYLRM should be a mess, but the band has crafted a wintry, nuanced, and bold collection of epic songs that integrate the sweeping theatricality of Arcade Fire-era indie rock without all of the insularity. This is music made for people, not a person. The sound effects, choral vocals, strings, and feedback that populate DYLRM feel organic and necessary rather than just pasted in for drama's sake. There has always been a sort of rough-hewn sepia-tone unity to BSP songs, and that odd, inclusive wartime fervor permeates each track, from the rousing immigration anthem "Waving Flags" to the rallying, Blur-inspired "No Lucifer" to the sister tracks "All in It" and "Close Our Eyes" that serve as the record's bookends. Even the more meandering pieces like "Atom" and the instrumental "Great Skua" feel like steampunk soundtracks for polar exploration, a notion that looks weird in print but makes a whole lot of sense through a pair of headphones, a set of vintage basement speakers, or the inside of a freighter as it disappears into the bowels of the Arctic Ocean...(AllMusic)
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