Broadcast and the Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age (2009) Music Thread 

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Title: Broadcast and the Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age
Artist: Broadcast
Genre: Indie
Released: 2009

Tracks:
1 - Intro / Magnetic Tales - 0:38
2 - The Be Colony - 4:31
3 - How Do You Get Along Sir? - 1:10
4 - Will You Read Me. - 1:20
5 - Reception / Group Therapy - 1:20
6 - A Quiet Moment - 0:58
7 - I See, So I See So - 2:08
8 - You Must Wake - 1:35
9 - One Million Years Ago - 2:16
10 - A Seancing Song - 2:19
11 - Mr Beard, You Chatterbox - 1:24
12 - Drug Party - 1:28
13 - Libra, the Mirror's Minor Self - 2:45
14 - Love's Long Listen-In - 1:47
15 - We Are After All Here - 2:32
16 - A Medium's High - 2:29
17 - Ritual / Looking In - 4:20
18 - Make My Sleep His Song - 2:41
19 - Royal Chant - 2:14
20 - What I Saw - 1:02
21 - Let It Begin / Oh Joy - 3:28
22 - Round and Round and Round - 1:39
23 - The Be Colony / Dashing Home / What on Earth Took You? - 2:30

Overview:
Broadcast and The Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age is an album collaboration by Broadcast and The Focus Group, released by Warp Records on October 27, 2009. It was voted one of the best 50 albums of 2009 by The Wire.
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Bob the Ninja Contributor
Any Broadcast fans on here? They were fantastic. Sadly, stopped in their prime.
 
Bandit Collaborator
Yeah, they were an excellent band. They would have gone on to bigger things if it hadn't been for Trish Keenan's death.

This was their most experimental album. "The Be Colony" is probably the best track on this album.

"I Found the F" (Tender Buttons album) is one of my favourite songs ever.

I see a lot of their influence in some bands of the last few years, especially spoken word tracks
 
Franco Pinion Community Regular
Broadcast was a fairly underrated band that I liked a lot. I think Trish Keenan was a fantastic vocalist, and the band, in general, was really unique and imaginative.

This collaborative album with the Focus Group is definitely more experimental than their previous albums.

I would seriously recommend them to anybody who loves indie music because this group was highly influential within that space.
 
Franco Pinion Community Regular
Yeah, they were an excellent band. They would have gone on to bigger things if it hadn't been for Trish Keenan's death.

This was their most experimental album. "The Be Colony" is probably the best track on this album.

"I Found the F" (Tender Buttons album) is one of my favourite songs ever.

I see a lot of their influence in some bands of the last few years, especially spoken word tracks
I would say Jane Weaver is hugely influenced by them
 
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