"...a powerful collection of passionate, anthemic rockers that will no doubt please their hardcore following whilst winning new converts to the cause."
Brighton quartet British Sea Power have been one of the...
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The Brighton band join an already stellar line-up.
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A critics’ fave who’ve managed to avoid overexposure, the all-conquering British Sea Power are about to release album number five and miraculously, they’re still keeping us guessing. Celina Murphy tracks down the captain of the ship to talk islands, isolation and why they’re going all pop on us.
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'Living Is So Easy' is culled from their new LP, Valhalla Dancehall.
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British Sea Power have revealed that they’re writing a new soundtrack for Man Of Aran, Robert J. Flaherty’s 1934 ‘docufiction’ on life in the Aran Islands.
Read More Bird watching, real ale and having Jim Davidson taken out by a professional assassin are all on the agenda as British Sea Power swap salty tales with Ed Power.
Read More Having well and truly stuffed Whelan’s earlier in the year, British Sea Power play their biggest Irish shows to date in Dublin and Belfast next September.
Read More They've tangled with the legends of Krautrock, extended the hand of friendship to Eastern Europe and campaigned against light pollution. But what you really need to know about British Sea Power is that they're being hailed as this year's answer to Arcade Fire.
Read More "From the moment British Sea Power take to the stage, guitarist Noble with face painted blue, you know you’re not in Kansas anymore, Toto."
Read More Brighton indie outfit British Sea Power are to play Dublin in January.
Read More Where The Killers and Interpol play karaoke with Joy Division’s legacy, BSP pay closer attention: ‘It Ended On An Oily Stage’ is a funereal romp that would make marble weep. That’s a recommendation, by the way.
Read More As for the music – unmistakeably reminiscent of Joy Division – it’s as taut as the dead stuffed animals littered about the stage.
Read More British Sea Power will play shows in Belfast, Dublin and Cork next month
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