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Intimate cafe gig, change of Yeovil
venue
British Sea Power will play an
intimate show at a cliffside cafe on the
Sussex coast on Friday, November 2.
Tickets on sale from 9am on Friday, August
17. Click here
for details
The
venue for the Yeovil gig on September 21
has changed. BSP will be the first band to
play at the Orange Box. Tickets bought for
the Ski Lodge will still be
valid.
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Club Fandango show
A Fistful of Fandango, a week long
series of shows at 229 in Great Portland
Street, London, will be hosting British
Sea Power on Friday, September 7. Support
from Good Books and Pete and the Pirates.
For ticket information, click
here
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LodeStar cancelled, new dates in Yeovil
and Bradford
British Sea Power are sorry to
announce that the LodeStar festival in
Cambridgeshire, where the band were due to
be appearing on September 1, has been
cancelled, Full refunds will be made
available from ticket purchase points.
Please go to the LodeStar
website for details.
BSP
will be playing two new dates later in the
month. On Friday, September 21, they will
be performing at the Ski Lodge, a
350-capacity venue under a ski slope in
Yeovil, Somerset, and on Saturday,
September 22, they will play at St
George's Hall, an ornate Victorian concert
hall in Bradford city centre. For more
information on both these shows, go to the
concerts
page
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Two live dates for summer
British Sea Power will be performing
at Lincoln University in July and the End
of the Road festival in September. More
details here
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BSP to play concert inside cow
As
part of the Great Escape Festival in
Brighton, British Sea Power have announced
they will be headlining in the Udderbelly
Tent - a giant, inflatable upside down cow
- on Saturday, May 19.
Three-day
passes are available at an early bird
discount of £35 if booked before 9am
on April 2. More details here
The
band are currently adding the finishing
touches to the third album, having
recently returned from recording sessions
at Tregantle Fort.
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In the studio
Following
rehearsal sessions at Tregantle Fort in
Cornwall, the band are departing for
Canada in November to record their third
album. Former Arcade Fire drummer Howard
Bilerman, who has recorded over 250
records for acts including Godspeed You!
Black Emperor and A Silver Mt. Zion, will
work with BSP in the studio. The band will
also be playing a one-off gig at La Sala
Rossa in Montreal on November 13. Visit
the concerts
page for more details
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Brighton show
British
Sea Power will play in concert at the
Pressure Point in Brighton on Thursday 12
October. This show has been arranged for
BSP to further roadtest songs for their
forthcoming third album. For ticket
information and further details, visit the
concerts
page
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Leeds and Kendal stage
times
We
can reveal the following stage times for
the festival gigs on July 29 and 30. For
Across The Tracks, BSP will be on from
8-9pm and for Kendal Calling,
9.30-11pm.
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Intimate shows in England, Wales and
Scotland
British
Sea Power will be playing a number of
intimate venues around the UK in August
and September to break in the new songs
from their third album. The venues include
a fort on the river Mersey, a Leicester
pub and a Polish ex-servicemen's club in
Bristol. Visit the concerts
page to find out if they are coming near
you.
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Fort Rox
update
The
concert at Newhaven Fort on August 12 will
run from 12pm to 6pm and include six bands
in total, including Duke Spirit, The
Research and My Latest Novel. Other acts
TBA.
All
ticket holders will also be entitled to
£1 admission at Club Pod, Enigma,
Ship St, Brighton. 10pm - 3am. First come,
first served. 250 capacity.
Ticket
and venue details here
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Summer festival dates
We
can confirm the following summer festival
performances from British Sea Power.
Studio rumours say they like Pavement so
much that they've set their songs to
music. Why not visit the following
locations to ascertain how these new
compositions will shape up live on tour
appearances:
15
July: Latitude Festival, Henham Park,
Suffolk
29 July: Across the Tracks Festival,
Leeds
30 July: Kendal Calling Festival,
Kendal
12 August: Newhaven Fort, Sussex
27 August: Get Loaded in the Park,
London
16 September, End of the Road Festival,
Wiltshire
The
concerts
page has more details on all these
events.
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Betjeman centenary
This
year is the centenary of poet Sir John
Betjeman's birth and British Sea Power
were deeply honoured when Sir John's
daughter, Candida Lycett Green, invited
them to take part in the celebrations. The
band will be making two special
appearances.
On
Monday, August 28, they will be playing at
The John Betjeman Cornish Birthday Party
at Polzeath, Cornwall, an event that will
raise funds for the new Padstow Lifeboat
Station.
On
Sunday, September 10, they will be
perfoming a poem to musical accompaniment
at The John Betjeman Gala, at the Prince
of Wales Theatre in London. Other
participants will include such luminaries
as Joanna Lumley, Jools Holland, Terence
Stamp, Peter O'Toole, Dame Judi Dench and
Edward Fox.
Go
to the concerts
page for more details on both these
events
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Live
in Sheffield
BSP
will be appearing at The Plug in Sheffield
on Saturday, May 27.
Click here
for more information
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Brighton
and Nottingham dates
British
Sea Power are to play two shows in
Brighton in May as part of The Great
Escape, a new three-day contemporary music
convention.
The
band will be performing at the Zap club,
Kings Road arches, on 18 May, and will be
playing a semi-acoustic set at the Hanbury
Ballroom, St George's Road, on the 20 May.
BSP
will also be headlining at the Dot-to-Dot
festival in Nottingham on Sunday, May 28.
Go
to the concerts
page for more details on these
gigs
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Betjeman
documentary
The
band have been filmed for a forthcoming
BBC2 Betjeman documentary that will mark
the centenary of poet John Betjeman's
birth. BSP were interviewed by Griff
Rhys-Jones and were filmed performing a
freshly recorded cover version of the
Betjeman poem-set-to-music The Licorice
Fields At Pontefract, as featured on the
Betjeman album Late Flowering Love.
The
documentary is scheduled to be screened
later this year.
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London
all-nighter
British
Sea Power are playing in London this
Easter - on Thursday, 13 April, at the
all-night Insomniacs' Ball. Also on the
bill are Art Brut and The Pipettes, .
Go
to the concerts
page for more details
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Eamon
flies free for Brakes glory
Due
to the ongoing success of his other band,
Brakes, British Sea Power keyboardist
Eamon has now left BSP to pursue Brakes
glory full-time. All remains fully
amicable between the five men of BSP past
and present. Further, it is not unlikely
that Eamon will return for the BSP
headlining slot at Glastonbury 2007.
In
the meantime we all wish him well. Brakes
are on tour with The Editors and Belle
& Sebastian through January, February
and March. For all Brakes dates, please go
to www.brakesbrakesbrakes.com.
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Single
with premier West Country
hit-makers
The
latest addition to the BSP recorded canon
is a limited-edition, split seven-inch
single, created in alliance with The
Wurzels of Somerset. Side A: a Wurzels
interpretation of BSP composition Remember
Me. Side AA: BSP doing 1976 Wurzels top
five hit I Am A Cider Drinker.
The
single will be limited to a numbered
edition of 1,966 copies - marking the year
in which Adge Cutler first set the Wurzels
sugar-cart rolling - and will only be
available from the BSP shop
and the merchandise stall at the band's
November tour. The Wurzels will appear as
special guests at the BSP show at London
Forum on Thursday 24 November.
Here's
what the good people at Mojo, NME and
Drowned in Sound have to say:
"The
art-rock Stakhanovites' take on the
scrumpy anthem channels echoes of ages
gone by, as heard in a weatherworn old
cider barrel, while the Wurzels sound like
The Archers' Grundy family in a scene
supplied by Betjemen." Ian Harrison,
Mojo
"One
of BSP's pleasing qualities is their lack
of nudge-wink irony, and so I Am A Cider
Drinker is delivered in Christmas carol
deadpan. On the flip, the old buggers get
lashed up and turn Remember Me into a
steaming slice of randy-as-a-mare music
hall." Louis Pattison,
NME
"I
Am A Cider Drinker is nothing short of
breathtaking, a slow burning ethereal epic
complete with choral splendour and
glistening spectoral atmospherics."
Thomas Blatchford, DiS
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Tour
update
It
wasn't going to be, but it is in the end -
Rock City is now the venue for the BSP
show on Friday 25 November. Last-minute,
wild-leather licence problems at the
Festival Hall mean that we have had to
shift the Nottingham show. Apologies about
this alteration to events.
Beyond
that, thanks to everyone who has attended
the recent four UK BSP shows and made them
such a joy. From seeing ships at sea off
Barrow island and getting seadog-smashed
inside the Canteen Media & Arts
Centre, to enjoying the very best in
expressive rock at Manchester Ritz, these
concerts have been purest joy. Truly
offering something for the upper and lower
self, the tour has seen the BSP party
learn all the harmonies for Accept's
Teuton-metal classic Balls To The Wall and
also pop into Glasgow's Hunterian Gallery
to view the moving painting The Gypsy
Fires Are Burning For Daylight's Past And
Gone. And there's still more to come.
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Fisticuffs
with Faust
BSP's
collaboration with German band Faust at
Hove Old Market turned out to be far from
an experimental rock love-in.The bands'
gig together ended with Faust singer
Jean-Herve Peron punching bassist Hamilton
in the face. It seems he was annoyed
because BSP's drum spot was too avant
garde and freeform. The rest of Faust were
a credit to their Krautrock renown, but
this most un-foward-thinking goon was a
twerp of the first order.
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Club
Sea Power tour of England, Scotland and
Cornwall
BSP
will be playing a Club Sea Power tour in
November. The dates and support acts are
as follows: Nov 17: Canteen Media and Arts
Centre, Barrow (supported by Murray and
the Skankers), Nov 19: Queen Margaret
Union, Glasgow (supported by Field Music),
Nov 20: Ritz, Manchester (supported by The
Pipettes), Nov 23: Freebutt, Brighton
(supported by Mary Hannon), Nov 24: Forum,
London (supported by The Wurzels), Nov 25:
Festival Hall, Nottingham (supported by
The Reasearch), Nov 26: Brookes
University, Oxford (supported by Electric
Soft Parade), Nov 27: Carnglaze Caverns,
Cornwall (supported by Morton Valence),
Nov 28: Bierkeller, Bristol (supported by
The Victorian Gentlemen's
Club).
The
band will also be playing at Reading
University on Nov 18.
At
each of the Club Sea Power nights, the
band will be performing a b-sides set and
a main set. Support bands will perform
between the two BSP sets..
Events
on the opening night of the tour at Barrow
will commence at 6.30pm, when Terry
Spurling of the Submarine Heritage Centre
will give a talk on the tragic tale of Her
Majesty's Submarine Perseus.
At
Carnglaze Caverns, your ticket price will
advance BSP in their selfless mission to
eradicate death at sea - it is a benefit
for the RNLI. And you will help them not
only listening to pop, but also by
drinking beer. Sharp's will be donating a
portion of the sales of their Atlantic
India Pale Ale to the cause. The evening's
entertainment will commence with a
performance by the RNLI brass band. All of
this in a gorgeous cave - hewn by
slate-miners and as featured on the cover
of the Echo & The Bunnymen album Ocean
Rain.
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BSP
to play with Faust
BSP
will be playing at a four-hour show with
veteren German Krautrockers Faust at Hove
Old Market on November 4. The band will
not be playing their own material but will
jam with the German band alongside
marching bands, flugelhorn players, the
Stella Maris Drone Orchestra and the
Pipettes. Members of the audience are
invited to bring along their own
instruments.
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Reading,
Eden and Leeds
Here
are the stage times we have been given for
the BSP festival and lifesphere
appearances this weekend. Friday 26 August
Leeds Carling Festival British Sea Power
18.45-19.30 Saturday 27 August Eden
Project, Cornwall (with Ian Brown and
Badly Drawn Boy) British Sea Power
19.25-20.10 Sunday 28 August Reading
Carling Festival British Sea Power
19.00-19.50
Naturally,
these times may subject to a bit of
to-and-fro. The best thing to do is be
there all day from 8am. That way you won't
miss a thing.
BSP
will be signing both flat and curved
surfaces in the NME signing tent at
Reading at 2pm. They also hope to be at
the signing tent in Leeds at 3pm. However,
this slot is dependent on travel time.Will
they make it? Let's hope so.
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North
American festivals and dates with The
Killers
British
Sea Power are playing at the following
North American events: Thurs 29 Sept:
Borgata Hotel, Atlantic City, NJ,
(supporting The Killers). Fri 30 Sept:
Jones Beach Theatre, Wantagh, NY
(supporting The Killers). Sat 1 Oct:
Across The Narrows festival, Staten
Island, NY. Thurs 6 Oct: Long Beach Arena,
Long Beach, CA (supporting The Killers).
Sat 8 Oct: Download festival, Mountain
View, CA, Mon 10 Oct: Portland, OR,
Douglas Fir (BSP headline show), Weds 12
Oct Seattle, WA, Key Arena, Thurs 13 Oct:
Vancouver, BC, PNE Coliseum
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DJ
set at Top Man
In
the most noteable funk-fashion linkage
since Public Enemy freestyled at the
Laurence Corner army-surplus and
fancy-dress shop, British Sea Power are to
DJ at Oxford Street Topman, from 4-7pm on
Friday 19 August. If you would relish the
chance to hear John Betjeman, Saxon and
the twin Rolls-Royce turbojets of the
Gloster Meteor sounding out among racks of
colourful tank tops, then come on
down.
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BSP
festival times
Here
are the times we have been given for BSP
festival performances in the next couple
of weeks. As you can see, these come at
all angles of the clock, Haldern festival,
Germany: 2:30am - 3:30am (ie at the end of
the festival programme for Friday 5
August). Ben & Jerry's, Clapham
Common: 3.25pm - 4:25pm Summer Sundae,
Leicester: 8pm - 8.45pm Tartan Heart,
Belladrum, near Inverness: 6.30pm - 7.30pm
confirmed.
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In
session on Radio 1
An
all-new BSP session will be broadcast on
Radio 1 on Wednesday 27 July.
BSP
recorded three tracks live for the Zane
Lowe show at the BBC's Maida Vale studio.
The band arrived good and early, giving
them time for a subsidised feed in the BBC
canteen. Having enjoyed pastie, chips and
beans for an affordable two pounds and
then inspected the portraits of Pierre
Boulez and Sir Adrian Boult in reception,
it was time for BSP to start
work.
As
the BBC Symphony Orchestra rehearsed for
the Proms in Studio 1, BSP recorded in the
more modest Studio 4. There was little
modest about the band’s performance
however. But, as when buying clothes or a
used car, it’s better to see for
yourself. Why not tune the dial and have a
listen? The BSP session will be broadcast
between 7-9pm. There will also be an
interview with the show’s live-wire
New Zealander disc jockey.
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BSP
on Isle Of Wight
DVD
British
Sea Power feature on the Isle Of Wight
2004 DVD, filmed live on stage at the Isle
Of Wight Festival. The DVD features one
track from BSP - Stretch And Flex With
Ursine Ultra (aka Rock In A). That is
right, BSP doing it with famous stage bear
Ursine Ultra at one of the creature’s
last appearances before being made
involuntarily redundant. Several renowned
BSP admirers can spotted in the front row
and the BSP performance is real bright and
breezy. Even so, think carefully before
buying - notwithstanding guaranteed
in-focus additional footage of Groove
Armada, Steve Harley and Jet. Out now.
Certificate: exempt from
classification.
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German
dates with der Killers
British
Sea Power are delighted to be playing two
German dates with The Killers. These shows
follow directly on from two German shows
with Adam Green.
Monday 4 July Hamburg Stadtpark
(supporting Adam Green).
Tuesday 5 July Dortmund Soundgarden
(supporting Adam Green).
Wednesday 6 July Berlin Postbahnhof
(supporting The Killers).
Thursday 7 July Hamburg Docks (supporting
The Killers).
British Sea Power's German advisors have
suggested that, "British Sea Power can too
wear some Max Factor and wooden earrings,
then you can be British Sea Powder! But be
careful not to eat too many kartoffeln or
you will not be suited to this role on
stage."
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Type
and send for free BSP tickets
You
can now register for a Smirnoff-sponsored
event at Brighton Racecourse on Saturday
23 July. British Sea Power are playing a
full and amplified set in one of the two
rooms at the event. Entrance is free if
your names is drawn in an amazing
vodka-fuelled raffle draw. To put your
name in the hat, please go to the
following link and then follow your nose.
www.smirnoffexperience.co.uk
Even
if you prefer a Cherry B or fine whisky
malt from the Western Isles, do not
hesitate to enter this jamboree. Entrance
by e-mail will cost only a small parcel of
electricity and on the night you won't
have to pay for any electricity at
all.
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British
Sea Power at the festivals
Devotees
of music without roof, will be delighted
by the array of music festivals that
British Sea Power are playing this summer.
For newcomers to the form, these events
typically feature a wide variety of bands
and solo artists and the opportunity to
purchase food, drink, clothing and other
ancillary items. British Sea Power are
playing at the following festivals.
14 July - Arezzo Waves festival, Italy
15 July - Some festival near Milan,
Italy
5 Aug - Haldern festival, Germany
7 Aug- Ben & Jerrys festival, Clapham
Common, London
12 Aug - Summer Sundae festival,
Leicester
13 Aug - Tartan Heart festival, Belladrum,
near Inverness, Scotland
26 Aug - Carling festival, Leeds
27 Aug - Eden Project, near St Austell,
Cornwall (supporting Ian Brown)
28 Aug - Carling festival, Reading
9 Sept - Bestival, Isle Of Wight
BSP are particularly looking forward to
the Tartan Heart festival, where we are
second on the bill only to XXXXX, aka the
mighty Proclaimers. Tartan Heart will take
place in the centre of the wonderful
Scottish Highlands. Fittingly, BSP plan to
tailor their Tartan Heart appearance with
emotive Caledonian trimmings - all the
better to make clear that the name British
Sea Power is nothing to do with imperial
suppression and the foul deeds of that
lard-arsed butcher, The Duke Of
Cumberland. We say, Fuck you, Duke Mook,
and let us sing for the memory of bonny
Rona and Loch Shiel. BSP are also looking
forward to playing at the Eden Project
with whippet-kool Ian Brown. There is at
least some chance that Mr Brown will see
the BSP name as token of lumpen
xenophobia. Even now, BSP are looking
forward to the opportunity to say this is
not the case and that they like reggae as
well.
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Brakes
album out now
Eamon
from British Sea Power had made an album
and it is out now. It is called Give Blood
and is released on the Rough Trade label.
As
everyone knows, Give Blood also features
consistently satisfactory team playing
from Bazzin Marc Beatty and the brothers
Alex and Tom White. But it ain't just all
men - Give Blood also features sensual,
even erotic, guest vocals from The
Pipettes and Liela Moss from The Duke
Spirit. WARNING! Eamon sings on everything
else.
Come
and give money for Give Blood and help the
glorious and triumphant repatriation of
the man they call The Gypsy. You won't
look daft - just the other week The
Independent On Sunday confirmed that Give
Blood is better than Miles Davis, Missy
Elliott and Chet Baker and every bit the
equal of Monteverdi.
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BSP
live at Adventures In The Beetroot
Field
There
is a new klub nacht in toon and it is
called Adventures In The Beetroot Field.
Bearing a most similar name to BSP track
Favours In The Beetroot Fields, this night
is hot and heavy and never more so than on
Friday 27 May. BSP will be playing live
and also fitting in a DJ set. There will
also be live sets from Brakes and Battle,
among others. The venue is Electrowerks,
Islington, London and the night runs from
9pm-4am. Tickets are £12.50 (£10
NUS) from
www.ticketmaster.co.uk
or from Rough Trade Covent
Garden.
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New
BSP single out 23 May
Please
Stand Up has been chosen as the second
single from British Sea Power’s Open
Season album. It will be released in
Britain on 23 May. The single will be
available on CD, enhanced CD and
seven-inch vinyl and all formats will
feature unreleased B-sides sung by human
voice.
Even
now the BSP design bureau is working on
the sleeve art for the single. Developing
the recent BSP sleeve images of rampant
stag and roaring bear, perhaps the new
cover will feature rat, bat or cat.
Wouldn’t that be grand? When the
image has been mind-made and wrought to
perfection, you will be the first to
know.
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Open
Season album released to rapturous
reviews
British
Sea Power’s Open Season album is out
and making the critics shout. The second
BSP LP was released on 4 April 2005 and
was met by an almost endless series of
positive press raves.
The
album entered the UK albums chart at
number 13. Unlucky for some, but not for
the BSP bandits judging by the powerful
press pumping the LP has summoned forth.
Open
Season has been bigged to billy-oh by
everyone from The Guardian to The Sun, the
NME to MOJO. The Independent, The Sunday
Times and The Independent On Sunday all
awarded Open Season a maximum 5/5, while
The Guardian, NME and Daily Mirror all
made the record their album of the week.
“A
marvellous album,” declared The
Guardian. “You are struck by the
thrilling sense of being drawn into a
world not defined by standard rock
iconography... A triumphant lesson in
gracefully sweeping toward the mainstream
with your imagination and mystery
intact.”
Perhaps
most pleasing of all was seeing Open
Season appointed album on the month in
leading ladies’ swank mag, Glamour.
Reviewed in the May issue alongside
sensational advice on EXTREME ORGASM
MAKEOVERS, tasteful nudey shots of Kelis
and Macy Gray, plus A FREE HAIRCUT, SPRAY
TAN & COCKTAIL FOR EVERY READER, Open
Season was ladled with praise:
“One
of the key albums of 2005... it’s
easy to see tunes as catchy as Please
Stand Up becoming massive summer hits, but
unravel the multi-layered, highly poetic
lyrics and it’s apparent that these
songs are more than hits, they’re
classics in waiting.”
Well
done Glamour and well done BSP.
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BSP
single hits Top 20
British
Sea Power single It Ended On An Oily Stage
was released on 21 March and entered the
UK singles chart at number 18.
The
single was made Track Of The Week in the
NME: "It Ended On An Oily Stage throbs
with a very specific kind of abandon, one
close to the dark melodic wonder of prime
Joy Division or the perfectly mad pop of
Sparks... a proud new dawn for this most
uniquely British pop ensemble."
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New
album released 4 April
The
second British Sea Power album, Open
Season, is released on 4 April. Already,
the world's free press is proclaiming the
album's virtue.
In
the NME, James Jam reported that, "Open
Season epitomises everything that is great
about pop music right now. Literate,
impassioned and full of tunes, it feels
like the product of a band who know their
time is finally now."
In
the Independent On Sunday, Simon Price
declared that, "On first, second, third,
fourth and fifth listen, it will
definitely be one of this writer's albums
of 2005."
The
majority of the album was recorded by Mads
Bjerke (Spiritualized, Primal Scream,
Girls Aloud) and mixed by Bill Price (Sex
Pistols, The Clash, Sparks). Two tracks
were recorded and mixed by Graham Sutton
(The Delays, Bark Psychosis) and Phill
Brown (Sly Stone, Led Zeppelin, Talk
Talk).
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New
single released 21 March
It
Ended On An Oily Stage, the first single
from the forthcoming British Sea Power
album Open Season is released on 21 March.
The single will be available on CD,
enhanced CD and seven-inch
vinyl.
Bargain
hunters alert! On the HMV website, all
three formats can be pre-ordered for a
combined price of £4.00 only
(including postage). Rest assured that
pre-order purchases through the HMV site
do count toward the Top 40. Pre-order at
www.hmv.co.uk
The
track listing for the three single formats
is as follows. All B-sides are previously
unreleased and we vouchsafe that all they
are up to rigorous BSP B-side
standards.
CD:
It Ended On An Oily Stage/Green Grass Of
Tunnel.
Enhanced CD: It Ended On An Oily Stage/
When I Go Out/Crystal Horse/It Ended On An
Oily Stage [Video].
Seven-inch vinyl: It Ended On An Oily
Stage/Do You Want To Be A Bird?
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BSP
in session on XFM
British
Sea Power are appearing on the Ian
Camfield Music:Response show on Monday 21
March. BSP will start their slot around
7.45pm. You can vote for plays for the
Oily Stage single on XFM at:
www.xfm.co.uk/sectional.asp?id=2360
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BSP
on free Guardian CD
BSP
track Be Gone, taken from the Open Season
album, features on the free CD that comes
with The Guardian on Saturday 12 March.
The CD also has tracks by Bloc Party,
Roots Manuva, Mercury Rev, The Kills and
the sexy Kaiser Chiefs.
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