Sunday, January 20, 2008
British Sea Power
I am currently listening to British Sea Power's latest album. As well as being a great band they sing about topics with nautical and geographical themes as diverse as the Larsen B ice shelf and the floods at Canvey Island being a herald of climate change's destruction.
The sleeve notes starts as follows: "There's hardly anything more impressive than a great sheet of water which is motionless and soundless. At such rare moments at sea it is almost frightening - and then when the moon comes up, then it is truly a shining level".
Just fab.
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2 comments:
f I can find it on iTunes I will try em out.
Their latest is only just out in the UK so might not be out elsewhere for a few weeks.
They are very alternative indie british rock, used to play the pubs/clubs in Brighton, so if you like that sort of thing you'll like them.
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