Hailing from Birmingham, Broadcast, formed of Trish Keenan (vocals), Roj Stevens (keyboards), James Cargill (bass), Tim Felton (guitar) and Steve Perkins (drums), first appeared on Wurlitzer Jukebox back in 1996 with their first EP, Accidentals. Within a year, they had released two more EPs on Duophonic, collected on Work & Non Work, released on Warp, in 1997. It would take nearly three years for Echo’s Answer, their next EP, to be released, shortly followed by the band’s first album, The Noise Made By People, and three more EPs. This profusion of EPs has shown that, far from being a simple tool to promote their albums, they are actually a platform for the band to explore and take their sound to uneasy territories. Broadcast’s intimate experimental pop is fuelled with references to the work of the seminal [a=BBC Radiophonic Workshop], [a=Ennio Morricone] or [a=John Barry]. Often associated with [a=Stereolab] in the early days, the sound of the band has developed considerably since. Lead singer Trish Keenan died of pneumonia on 14 January 2011 at the age of 42.

Released: 2015-03-05

Label: Warp Records

Country: UK

Tracklist

A1	Intro/Magnetic Tales	0:39
A2	The Be Colony	4:32
A3	How Do You Get Along Sir?	1:11
A4	Will You Read Me.	1:20
A5	Reception/Group Therapy	1:20
A6	A Quiet Moment	0:58
A7	I See, So I See So	2:09
A8	You Must Wake	1:36
A9	One Million Years Ago	2:16
A10	A Seancing Song	2:19
A11	Mr Beard, You Chatterbox	1:25
A12	Drug Party	1:28
A13	Libra, The Mirror's Minor Self	2:45
A14	Love's Long Listen-In	1:48
B1	We Are After All Here	2:32
B2	A Medium's High	2:29
B3	Ritual/Looking In	4:21
B4	Make My Sleep His Song	2:41
B5	Royal Chant	2:14
B6	What I Saw	1:03
B7	Let It Begin/Oh Joy	3:28
B8	Round And Round And Round	1:39
B9	The Be Colony/Dashing Home/What On Earth Took You?	2:30