British Sea Power

Let the Dancers Inherit the Party

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The tenth album from the Brighton based indie-rock band, British Sea Power. Soft melodies and electronics that are full of energy and life. Any fan of The Cure, Joy Division or Arcade Fire should get on this right away.

With washes of electronica and a musical and lyrical directness that deals with ageing and a changing world, 'Bad Bohemian' is the perfect entree to an album which, as guitarist Martin Noble puts it, “was made to the background of politicians perfecting the art of unabashed lying” and “where individuals are dealing with their domestic and personal lives against a background of uncontrollable international lunacy”. And yet the song retains the euphoric rush that shoots through much of BSP’s music, as they seek to address “this confusion in an invigorating way, rather than imprisoning the listener in melancholy”. Let The Dancers Inherit The Party is, Martin asserts, “our most direct album”.

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