Public Service Broadcasting at London’s Roundhouse

Public Service Broadcasting, the electrifying collective of London musicians, have been wowing fans since 2009 with their brilliant mix of music and history. Founded by the similarly unique J. Willgoose, Esq., Wrigglesworth and JF Abraham, these guys are masters at turning old archival footage and public service announcements into fantastic electronic beats.

Delivering a stunning blend of post-rock, electronic, and alternative music, it’s little wonder the group has bagged several industry awards, including the prestigious AIM Independent Music Award for Best Live Act in 2022, and not to mention they were also nominated for the Ivor Novello Award in 2023.

Their swirling and immersive albums are like epic journeys through time and space. From 2013’s “Inform – Educate – Entertain” to “The Race for Space” and 2021’s Bright Magic each album dives into a unique historical theme, whether it’s the thrilling space race or the story of the Welsh coal industry. It’s music that not only sounds great but also tells an engaging story.

Much the same as some of the DJs in our Exclusive Interviews section, including Cassy and Eats Everything, Public Service Broadcasting’s live shows are a real treat, portraying their producing talents too. With stunning synchronized visuals, their performances are immersive experiences that bring their historical themes to life in the most captivating way.

In our exclusive interview, Claudia Peifer had a blast chatting with the band about their inspirations and creative process. It’s an exciting glimpse into the minds of one of today’s most innovative and entertaining musical acts.

For more information visit:

https://www.publicservicebroadcasting.net/