Broadcast are one of the keystones of British psych-pop. Lauded by critics and fellow musicians they have always been a band out of time.
Now after a two-year absence they return with a stunning new album, ‘Tender Buttons’ - the band’s fourth album, and marks a new sound for the band plus marks a new line up – now slimmed down to just the duo of Trish Keenan and James Cargill.
Gone are the clattering live drums to be replaced by sparse, hypnotic electronic drum beats, while Trish’s lyrics and haunting voice sound more direct than ever before. Trish takes centre-stage with this record, and even the inclusion of her image on the front cover art is a bold and new move for the band! Blending their trademark influences of ‘60s pop, film soundtracks and the BBC Radiophonic workshop, ‘Tender Buttons’ stands out from their previous work in terms of its stripped back simplicity, its emotional boldness and a psychedelic darkness reminiscent of the Velvet Underground.

Broadcast’s 2003 album ‘HAHA Sound’ was released to extraordinary critical acclaim:
THE GUARDIAN. 5/5 “every note, every lyric, is perfect… ‘HAHA Sound’ radiates impish pleasure – bliss that proves entirely infectious”
Q. 4/5 “Fantastic… brain music of remarkable potency. you are hereby advised to set your inner metronome, be seated and await lift off”

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. I Found The F
2. Black Cat
3. Tender Buttons
4. America's Boy
5. Tears In The Typing Pool
6. Corporeal
7. Bit 35
8. Arc Of A Journey
9. Michael
10. Subject To the Ladder
11. Evil Is Coming,
12. Goodbye Girls
13. You And Me In Time
14. I Found The End