The Strange Death of Liberal England

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
A Day Another Day 04:13 Tools
Mozart on 33 03:15 Tools
Oh Solitude 02:49 Tools
Modern Folk Song 04:23 Tools
Rising Sea 04:13 Tools
Summer Gave us Sweets but Autumn Wrought Division 06:58 Tools
An Old Fashioned War 02:51 Tools
I Saw Evil 04:48 Tools
God Damn Broke and Broken Hearted 03:36 Tools
Flagships 03:24 Tools
Like A Curtain Falling 03:14 Tools
Lighthouse 03:42 Tools
Come On You Young Philosophers! 03:52 Tools
Autumn 03:00 Tools
Shadows 04:10 Tools
Yellow Flowers 03:54 Tools
Dog Barking At The Moon 10:01 Tools
Flickering Light 04:31 Tools
Motor in the Sky: Oil on the City 05:42 Tools
Flickering Lights 04:33 Tools
Angelou 02:50 Tools
Motor in the Sky Oil on the City 05:43 Tools
The Forgotten Family 02:46 Tools
Scared to Death 04:12 Tools
A Day Another Day (A Day Another Day) 04:17 Tools
Motors In The Sky 04:17 Tools
Sometimes I Just Need You 04:14 Tools
Never Such Innocence 04:14 Tools
Angelou - Angelou 04:14 Tools
Rising Sea (2010) 04:14 Tools
Angelou - Scared To Death 04:14 Tools
Songs Of Freedom 04:14 Tools
Thunderbolts Of War 04:14 Tools
A Day Another Day - A Day Another Day 04:14 Tools
A Day Another Day (Motor In the Sky, Oil In the City) 04:14 Tools
Winter 04:14 Tools
A Day Another Day - Motor In The Sky, Oil In The City 04:14 Tools
With knives in our hands and lumps in our threats 04:14 Tools
Oh Solitude - Oh Solitude 04:14 Tools
Winter (4-Track Recording) 04:01 Tools
Dog Marking at the Moon 04:01 Tools
Oh Solitude - The Forgotten Family 04:01 Tools
Winter (Bonus Track) 03:00 Tools
AnOld Fashioned War 03:00 Tools
Autumn (FM4 acoustic session) 03:00 Tools
Oh Solitude (The Forgotten Family) 02:54 Tools
Angelou (Scared To Death) 02:54 Tools
A day and another day and the day before 02:54 Tools
Motor in the Sky 02:54 Tools
Motor On The Sky, Oil On The City 02:54 Tools
Motor in the Sky; Oil in the City 04:57 Tools
September Sparrows 04:57 Tools
Come on You Young Philosphers 03:52 Tools
The Strange Death of Liberal England - 06 I saw Evil 03:52 Tools
An Old Fashioned War (6 Music Session, 17 Spet 2007) 03:52 Tools
I Saw Evil (6 Music Session, 17 Spet 2007) 03:52 Tools
Barking At the Moon (6 Music Session, 17 Spet 2007) 03:52 Tools
The Strange Death of Liberal England - 02 Oh Solitude 03:52 Tools
The Strange Death of Liberal England - 01 Modern Folk Song 03:52 Tools
The Strange Death of Liberal England - 04 An Old Fashioned War 03:52 Tools
Strange Death Of Liberal England - Summer Gave Us Sweets But Autumn Wrought Division 03:52 Tools
Strange Death Of Liberal England - Mozart On 33 03:52 Tools
Strange Death Of Liberal England - Oh Solitude 03:52 Tools
When the Curtain Falls 03:52 Tools
Live at Maida Vale Modern Folk 03:52 Tools
Strange Death Of Liberal England - An Old Fashioned War 03:52 Tools
With Knives In Our 03:52 Tools
The Strange Death of Liberal England - 03 A Day Another Day 03:52 Tools
The Strange Death of Liberal England - 07 God Damn Broke and Broken Hearted 03:52 Tools
Strange Death Of Liberal England - I Saw Evil 03:52 Tools
The Strange Death of Liberal England - 05 Mozart on 33 03:52 Tools
  • 221,056
    plays
  • 11,126
    listners
  • 221056
    top track count

The Strange Death of Liberal England is a five-piece post-rock/indie band from Portsmouth, England. They have gained praise from many different publications and have been compared to artists such as The Arcade Fire, British Sea Power and ...And you will know us by the trail of dead and supported Of Montreal on their UK tour. In July 07 they released a mini-LP entitled 'Forward March!' The Strange Death of Liberal England have recently received glowing reviews for their debut E.P - " The skill and diversity of instrumentation is brilliant- a breath of fresh air in these times of samey guitar bands" The Fly) One track off of which has been played on Radio 1 by Steve Lamacq and other tracks are frequently aired on the radio station CISM in Montréal. This success has led to them being Drowned in Sound's readers choice for 2006. Winning this online vote gave them a chance to play the London Barfly with the likes of Jeniferever, The Maccabees and Jamie T, which was reviewed by Mr. John Earls on Planet Sound. Here is what he had to say for himself: 'Wholly silent between songs, they hold up placards with the band's name and "Thank you" for instant eerie charisma.' It's an odd move, as their music is joyfully noisy. Superficially chaotic, the instrument swapping, chanting, flutes, glockenspiels and howls are unsettlingly beautiful. Like Explosions In The Sky and The Arcade Fire fighting a war to the death. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.