Theme From PSB (Fold’s Technicolour Remix) – Public Service Broadcasting

It’s exactly a year since we had Fold here. This time they’re remixing Public Service Broadcasting’s theme, which uses Ed Murrow’s reflection on public service broadcasting. Pretty pertinent today as media fractures, voices multiply but PSB feels under constant scrutiny and critique, from those with an interest in its demise and those who are fundamentally opposed, As Ed Murrow would have said “Good night, and good luck”.

The remix is by Fold. Last time I said “Fold is a Leeds-based band; a self-confessed band with a conscience. But whether or not you agree with their political stance, you should still enjoy the bittersweet downtempo music.” And that’s the case here. Some lovely thoughtful indie dancing.

And here’s a Leftside Wobble remix for free download

Blurb:

Buy PSB’s debut album “Inform – Educate – Entertain” here:
Digital: bit.ly/11cHjJP
Physical: www.cargorecords.co.uk/release/21008

Next single from our debut album ‘Theme From PSB’ will be released on 12 August 2013

Fold’s remix will appear on the digital release for Theme From PSB (12 August) – the track is already a favourite with 6Music’s Gideon Coe. 
fold.fm/

Buy the 7″ here: www.cargorecords.co.uk/release/21333
Digital package including 3 remixes here: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/theme-f…b-ep/id672710976

Public Service Broadcasting released their debut album ‘Inform – Educate – Entertain’ on 6 May 2013 through Test Card Recordings, entering the UK charts at #21. The accompanying album tour saw sell-out shows around the country, including Manchester’s Sound Control and 2 dates at London’s Village Underground.

The next single taken from the album, ‘Theme From PSB’, is their summery, banjo-infused calling card which will soundtrack a string of festival slots around the UK. These include headline shows at Secret Garden Party, End Of The Road & Wickerman, plus appearances at Glastonbury, Standon Calling, Green Man and many more. They are also set for two very high profile support slots, with the Rolling Stones at Hyde Park and New Order at Jodrell Bank.

Theme From PSB follows recent road-safety single Signal 30 and ode to the Himalayas, Everest. Rather than focusing on a specific moment in time, it sees the band turn the spotlight onto themselves and other public service broadcasters who came before them, telling of ‘these dreamers, [who] were pioneers; they envisioned a great institution’.

Along the way it takes in pioneering American news broadcaster Edward R. Murrow’s famous speech from 1958, celebrating an instrument that can ‘teach… illuminate and yes, even inspire’, breezing along to a climax which invokes the very best that Public Service Broadcasting – both the institution and the band – has to offer.

The band will be pressing a limited edition pink vinyl to accompany the release, the b-side of which is a live recording of previous single Everest, recorded at their sold out date at London’s Village Underground in May.

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~ by acidted on July 29, 2013.