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How Public Service Broadcasting Tells The Future Using The Past

Public Service Broadcasting upcoming new album tells the tale of an dying industrial town in South Wales and how it's a metaphor for our political unease.
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Public Service Broadcasting playfully teaches history via mixed media, combining archival stock footage, propaganda films and their own propulsive music. , the band's forthcoming third album, tells the tale of Ebbw Vale, which was will tell its tale through electronics, drums, guitars and much-needed humor.

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