Guardian Music — British Sea Power's fourth album proper stakes out new territory between the Flaming Lips and the ManicsImagine, for a moment, an actual Jamaican dance hall, relocated to Valhalla. There would be a time-shifting fog of ganja and barbecued goat. Mad-e... more info

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DrownedInSound — Some will decry Valhalla Dancehall's essential familiarity, but on their fourth album proper British Sea Power are a band unique, complex and confident enough in their own right to remind us why we loved them in the first place whilst making modest r... more info

Guardian Music — (Rough Trade)There's no denying British Sea Power's bull-headed singularity. They followed their nomination for the Mercury, for 2008's Do You Like Rock Music?, with an obscurant soundtrack to a 1934 film about Irish fishermen; three months ago, they... more info

Addict Music — British Seapower are being extremely generous by giving away a second track from their new album "Valhalla Dancehall' which is out this Monday. British Sea Power – Who’s In Control? is a post from: Music News, Album Reviews, Live Reviews, New M... more info

NME - The Daily Download — Following their packed New Year's Eve show at Club NME last Friday, British Sea Power are gearing up to release their fourth studio album, 'Valhalla Dancehall'. Band member Phil Sumner (cornet/keyboards) told NME, "By the time it hits the new year, ... more info

Guardian Music — Yan from the band picks his 10 favourite moments of making the album …Listen to Valhalla Dancehall hereFor Valhalla Dancehall, our fifth album, we decided to do things a little differently. The plan was to abandon the professional studio and all it... more info

Guardian Music — Let us know what you think of British Sea Power's latest effort, a pop record inspired by Dadaist poetry and crazy golfBritish Sea Power share their memories of making Valhalla DancehallBritish Sea Power are back with another brilliant and slightly b... more info

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