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Posted by: Suedehead2 20th March 2017, 10:12 AM

Public Service Broadcasting will be releasing their third album, Every Valley, on 7 July. It includes a contribution by none other than Richard Burton.

Posted by: Brett-Ocat 4th April 2017, 06:09 PM

Public Service Broadcasting have now released the music video for lead single "Progress" -



The album features James Dean Bradfield on one track, and from their press release it's going to be a bit more political than their other fare.

On an unrelated note, I've recently learned what J Wilgoose's real name is. Although for the purposes of keeping the magic alive, I'll keep it to myself.

Posted by: Suedehead2 4th April 2017, 09:28 PM

Spoil sport

Posted by: Suedehead2 7th July 2017, 03:14 PM

The day has finally arrived Based on a first listen it's another great album from J Wilgoose and co. It even has a few tracks which some people might call "real songs" with singing and everything

Posted by: gooddelta 13th July 2017, 12:27 PM

Love this, great concept for an album and it's much more my sort of thing than The Race For Space.

Some fantastic melodies, the James Dean Bradfield track is very anthemic, You + Me is beautiful and Every Valley and People Will Always Need Coal are classic PSB, really remind me of some of the highlights on Inform Educate Entertain.

Posted by: Doctor Blind 14th October 2017, 11:45 PM

Just back from seeing them play the UEA in Norwich - great show, and they did Elfstedentocht Pt.2 as part of the encore because 'Norwich is the closest they'll get to Holland on this tour'. Pleased that they did as it is one of my faves.

Posted by: Suedehead2 15th October 2017, 10:10 AM

QUOTE(Doctor Blind @ Oct 15 2017, 12:45 AM)

Just back from seeing them play the UEA in Norwich - great show, and they did Elfstedentocht Pt.2 as part of the encore because 'Norwich is the closest they'll get to Holland on this tour'. Pleased that they did as it is one of my faves.

Posted by: Suedehead2 25th October 2017, 10:05 PM

Just seen them in Bexhill, down the coast from my new home city of Brighton. They were just as brilliant as ever. Our local song was Lit Up dedicated to the south coast. Why have they. been snubbed by Jools Holland again?