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British Sea Power learned a lot about the value of atmosphere while working on their more offbeat projects, and they've been able to incorporate that knowledge into numbers like "The Voice of Ivy Lee," "Praise for Whatever," and the spare but powerful closing piece, "Alone Piano," which spotlights the contributions of Abi Fry on viola and Phil Sumner on keyboards.

Open Season is the second album from the Brighton-based English band, British Sea Power.

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Opening with a bracing one-two of arena-ready indie rock ( Bad Bohemian, International Space Station ), British Sea Power’s sixth album quickly endorses their claim that it’s their most musically direct record. They’ve retained much of their skittish adventure too, wrapping indelible hooks in cosmic soul balladry ( Want to Be Free ), chiming guitar pop ( Don’t Let the Sun Get in the Way ), and jagged funk-rock ( Keep on Trying (Sechs Freunde)). Let the Dancers Inherit the Party British Sea Power. Opening with a bracing one-two of arena-ready indie rock ( Bad Bohemian, International Space Station ), British Sea Power’s sixth album quickly endorses their claim that it’s their most musically direct record.

Let the Dancers Inherit the Party. Let the Dancers Inherit the Party Tracklist. 12. Alone Piano Lyrics. About Let the Dancers Inherit the Party. Let the Dancers Inherit the Party Q&A. More British Sea Power albums. Machineries of Joy. Show all albums by British Sea Power. B. British Sea Power. Let the Dancers Inherit the Party.

British Sea Power have teetered on topicality before-see: 2007’s pro-immigration anthem Waving Flags -but their new album counts as a direct response to their country’s current state, rather than an elaborate reconstruction of a bygone one. Dismayed by the black-cloud mood of post-Brexit Britain, the band designed Let the Dancers Inherit the Party as a beacon of light. As if to stabilize its weighty subject matter, Let the Dancers Inherit the Party is a remarkably steady album, at times to a fault. You said the world was losing all its luster, Yan sings on the opening Bad Bohemian, and so the group spends the next 47 minutes restoring its shine with gleaming starlit-surfaces, synth smears, and pulse-regulating mid-tempo motion.

Much loved indie group British Sea Power have returned with a collection of songs that showcase the strongest elements of their music, giving listeners space for contemplation while also bringing a healthy dose of high-energy rock.

As if to stabilize its weighty subject matter, Let the Dancers Inherit the Party is a remarkably steady album, at times to a fault. Artist: British Sea Power. Appears on the albums.