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05.24.2007, 04:46 AM

interview by Clare Byrne | view as PDF

Simultaneously self-deprecating and confident, whim-sical and incredibly incisive, gently spoken and utterly precise in what she says, serious and very funny, speaking to Trish Keenan is an experience of apparent opposites that actually go together beautifully — an experience that echoes her music. Ever experimenting and pushing the boundaries, Broadcast elude all attempts to categorise or even to describe their innovative blend of electronica, library music, psychedelia, nursery rhyme, movie sound effects and a female vocal that is at once pure and strong, and evocative of childlike naiveté. Their new record, The Future Crayon, a collection of their B-sides and other rare tracks, draws attention to just how multi-faceted and exciting this band is and has been for ten years. Clare Byrne managed to grab Trish for a chat just before the band went on tour for the first time this year.

http://www.webarchive.org.uk/pan/133...dcast_main.htm

05.24.2007, 04:46 AM	#10
sarramkrop Posts: n/a	interview by Clare Byrne \| view as PDF Simultaneously self-deprecating and confident, whim-sical and incredibly incisive, gently spoken and utterly precise in what she says, serious and very funny, speaking to Trish Keenan is an experience of apparent opposites that actually go together beautifully — an experience that echoes her music. Ever experimenting and pushing the boundaries, Broadcast elude all attempts to categorise or even to describe their innovative blend of electronica, library music, psychedelia, nursery rhyme, movie sound effects and a female vocal that is at once pure and strong, and evocative of childlike naiveté. Their new record, The Future Crayon, a collection of their B-sides and other rare tracks, draws attention to just how multi-faceted and exciting this band is and has been for ten years. Clare Byrne managed to grab Trish for a chat just before the band went on tour for the first time this year. http://www.webarchive.org.uk/pan/133...dcast_main.htm
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