“There's a reason they call it playing music; you should be encouraged to play with the tools at your disposal”: Take a tour of Public Service Broadcasting’s studio

Public Service Broadcasting.

RECORDING WEEK 2024: Since releasing their debut album in 2013, British alt-rock outfit Public Service Broadcasting have attracted an ever-growing devoted fanbase, drawn to their complex instrumental arrangements and distinctive use of archive recordings in place of traditional vocals.

Known for their concept-focused releases, the band's fourth album, The Last Flight – focused on the story of pioneering American aviator Amelia Earhart – is out now. To mark the occasion, we visited the band’s chief songwriter and producer J Willgoose Esq to take a tour of the band’s new South London studio space.