Altsounds — If you believe bloggers and journalists all around the world, Team Me are one of the hottest newcomers of 2011. And it all started out as an accidental success when Marius D. Hagen and his private, little side project Team Me ended up in the fina... more info

DrownedInSound — As one of the most unique and innovative bands to emerge from these shores, British Sea Power's status as a national institution is all but assured. They talked to DiS about recent album Valhalla Dancehall, JG Ballard and madness, and touring with th... more info

Totally Fuzzy — the Burton Bootlegger said... British Sea Power - live in Liverpool, 19.02.11 http://hotelmaidssmileinunison.blogspot.com Sakalli said... National Health - D.S. Al Coda (1982) (@256) Grateful Dead - Dick's Picks 27 (Live 1992) (@256) National Health... more info

Scotsman.com — BRITISH SEA POWER THE ARCHES, GLASGOW *** more info

Brooklyn Vegan — A Classic Education at BV-CMJ 2009 (by Bill Pearis) Bologna's A Classic Education will hop the pond to join the throngs at SXSW before hopping on tour with fellow Europeans British Sea Power who have expanded their previously announced trek... more info

Bradley's Almanac — A little late, yes, but better than not at all - my annual list of scheduled (and rumored) 2011 albums and such that I'm looking forward to - or, in the case of the just-ended January, albums I'm possibly already enjoying. I've included official pro... more info

Guardian Music — British Sea Power, On tourA band somewhat out of time, British Sea Power. Thinkers and doers, the Brighton-based six-piece seem to hail from a time of bicycling, adventuring and youthful resourcefulness. Certainly, they have done their best to enlive... more info

Altsounds — A remarkable new singer/songwriter from Sheffield possessing an almost supernatural vocal range, David J Roch releases his debut album Skin and Bones through Dram Records on the 4th April. Produced by Jim Sclavunos (of Grinderman and Nick Cave + The... more info

Impose Magazine — The lo-fi subtlety of The Decline of…, British Sea Power’s first offering of Echo & the Bunnymen songs rewritten by the Pixies, quickly gave way to a pursuit of stadium grandiosity. But in their occasional dalliance with bluster, their personalit... more info

Guardian Music — Tim Jonze meets Brighton-based eccentrics British Sea Power, who are marking a decade in pop with an album that looks to the futureIt probably wasn't what the Observer's intern had in mind when she got to the office that morning: being dispatched t... more info