British Sea Power - Let The Dancers Inherit The Party
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British Sea Power presents Let The Dancers Inherit The Party, the band's sixth full-length studio effort and first since 2013. Melodic, direct and brimming with emotional urgency, it's an album where rock muscularity joins inseparably with pop immediacy, where a crate of the finest sparkling wine explodes inside a Marshall stack. Subject matter on Let The Dancers Inherit The Party ranges from the stars in the night sky to the methodology of media manipulation. The album emerges alongside a world full of chaos and disorder, but seeks to answer this world with optimism and hope.
"The album," says guitarist Martin Noble, "was made to a background of politicians perfecting the art of unabashed lying – of social-media echo chambers, of click-bait and electronic Tonka Toys to keep us entertained and befuddled. All this can easily make the individual feel futile. But I think we've ended up addressing this confusion in an invigorating way, rather than imprisoning the listener in melancholy."
He adds, "Musically, it's our most direct album and maybe the first one where we maintain a coherent mood from start to finish. Perhaps a little clarity isn't a bad thing at this point. There wasn't a plan to create an album with any particular subject matter but we've kind of ended up with a case of 'think global, act local' – an album where individuals are dealing with their domestic and personal lives against a background of uncontrollable international lunacy."
- Intro
- Bad Bohemian
- International Space Station
- What You're Doing
- The Voice Of Ivy Lee
- Keep On Trying
- Electrical Kittens1. Saint Jerome
- Praise For Whatever
- Want To Be Free
- Don't Let The Sun Get In The Way
- Alone Piano
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