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Public Service Broadcasting
Public Service Broadcasting is a band built around archival audio recordings and electronic music. Their songs often start with old film clips, newsreels, or...
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E.V.A.
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Everest
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Fire in the Cockpit
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Gagarin
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Go!
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Inform - Educate - Entertain
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Late Night Final
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Lit Up
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Night Mail
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ROYGBIV
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Signal 30
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Spitfire
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Sputnik
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The Now Generation
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The Other Side
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The Race For Space
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Public Service Broadcasting is a band built around archival audio recordings and electronic music. Their songs often start with old film clips, newsreels, or radio broadcasts, which they set to a mix of post-rock and synth-driven instrumentals. Tracks like 'Spitfire' and 'Gagarin' use these samples to anchor the music in specific historical moments, creating something that feels more like a documentary score than a conventional pop song.
Their first album, 'Inform - Educate - Entertain' from 2013, established their approach. Later records like 'The Race for Space' and 'Every Valley' took on broader themes, using the same technique to explore the space race and the decline of Welsh coal mining. The band's lineup includes J. Willgoose, Esq. on vocals and keyboards, Wrigglesworth on guitar and bass, and JF Abraham on drums.
In 2015, they faced some criticism for using a sample without proper permission, which led them to remove it and apologize.
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