Let the dancers inherit the party

Description

British Sea Power releases their first album in 4 years. Rediscover some good, sharp English pop with 'Let The Dancers Inherit The Party'. Melodic, impactful, and overflowing with energy: this album manages to combine jagged rock and immediate-effect pop like a luxurious sparkling wine fizzing inside a Marshall amp. Throughout their history, these Britons from Brighton have been able to use the events around us to transpose them into a perspective that is their own. The album 'Let The Dancers Inherit The Party' contains twelve tracks on various and diverse subjects, from starry nights to media manipulation techniques. It alludes to this chaotic and disastrous world but tries to find answers based on optimism and hope. Their intoxicating style has also allowed them to be nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize and to gain unanimous acclaim from the greatest (Lou Reed) as well as pop culture figures (like Daniel Radcliffe or Benedict Cumberbatch).