While the psychedelic palette usually runs toward spin-art color bursts and day-glo heat, Broadcast views it with a fine eye for gray tones. Singer Trish Keenan says as much on Haha Sound's first song ...

Rarely does a gem shine out from the dull ground of contemporary electronica, but when one does it should be treasured. Such is “Ha Ha Sound,” Broadcast’s second album. The ‘60s have clearly had an ...

You get the sense that time matters little in Broadcast's world. Their music, so exquisitely languid, seems to come from a place where clocks don't exist. You can hear it in the chorus to Ominous ...

Although "Haha Sound" opens with clanging and creaking noises, Broadcast's second album is considerably less clamorous than its first, "The Noise Made by People." The British band uses analog ...