Broadcast - The Noise Made By PeopleAfter being mired in the studio for nearly three years, Broadcast returned with their first proper full length album, 'The Noise Made by People', a collection of more shimmering, weightless pop that is nostalgic for yesterday's visions of the future but remains on the cutting edge of contemporary music. Where their early singles (collected on 1997's 'Work and Non Work') painted small, quaint portraits of their retro futurism, The Noise Made by People

inventive instrumentation

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and as an essential part of any psyche-prog head's record collection as jazz fans

scored by Simon before being recorded by a quartet in his living room one afternoon

the doomy doo-wop of "Blood on the Deck" hardly seems like the product of the same band that delivered the yelping "Ruby Go Home" in 2009

both in the guitar playing and the inner life of the album

 A classic album from 1991 that still defines post rock

equally adept at heady drones or twinkling solos

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as The Fresh and Onlys returned to Lucky Cat Studios in San Francisco with Phil Manley (Trans Am) to recast the textures

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Muse return with their new album 'Drones'