The War Room Remixed

Public Service Broadcasting's "The War Room Remixed" is a compelling journey through reimagined sounds, released on 3 September 2012 under Test Card Recordings. This 30-minute album offers a fresh perspective on the band's original work, featuring remixes by notable artists such as Syntax, Tape Op, Wrigglesworth, The Crisis Project, Ashley Casselle & Justin Steel, and Old Man Diode. Each track, from the intense "Spitfire" to the evocative "London Can Take It," is reworked to bring out new dimensions of the band's unique blend of electronic music and historical narrative. Ideal for fans of innovative electronic sounds and those looking to explore the creative potential of remix culture, "The War Room Remixed" is a testament to Public Service Broadcasting's ability to captivate and inspire.

Public Service Broadcasting is an innovative electronic music project that blends the sounds of vintage synthesizers and found audio with modern production techniques. Drawing inspiration from public service broadcasts, newsreels, and archival recordings, their music offers a unique listening experience that is both educational and entertaining. With a focus on storytelling and atmospheric soundscapes, Public Service Broadcasting creates immersive tracks that transport listeners to different times and places. Their live performances are known for their cinematic visuals and engaging narratives, making for a truly captivating experience. Whether you're a fan of electronic music, history, or just great storytelling, Public Service Broadcasting delivers a sound that is both distinctive and compelling.

The War Room Remixed

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