Let The Dancers Inherit The Party

British Sea Power evoke an eternal 1984, when bands bridged caustic post-punk and stadium-sized pop. Dismayed by the black cloud of post-Brexit Britain, they designed this album as a beacon of light.

Bigger, brighter, increasingly anthemic—these new songs charge into an uncertain future, cannons blazing.

Every bit the embodiment of empowered pop-rock perfection that its title suggests.

Much loved indie group British Sea Power have returned with a collection of songs that showcase the strongest elements of their music, givin...

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Album Reviews: British Sea Power – Let The Dancers Inherit The Party