Released on the band's own Golden Chariot Records label comes this deluxe, expanded and lovingly rendered reissue of 'The Decline of British Sea Power', the band's debut album, originally released in June 2003 to huge critical acclaim. Over the course of their 5 studio LPs and three award winning film soundtracks, British Sea Power have become a true British institution: Top 10, Mercury nominated LP, 3 UK silver discs and renowned for their astonishing live shows in unique and unlikley locations - National History Museum, Great Wall of China, Cutty Sark, Cern Hadron Collider, Chelsea Flower show, down a Cornish mine, up in the hills in the highest pub in England, Jodrell Bank and at the John Betjeman centenary with Nick Cave, Barry Humphries, Ronnie Corbet and Prince Charles - as well as hundreds of more traditional sell out tours and festivals around the world.

Reviews

“Stadium-sized melodies and exquisite songwriting… The intelligent, nonconformist listener has a new band to love” – MOJO

“One of the most exciting albums of 2003” – The Daily Telegraph

“The Flaming Lips love this band, now it’s your turn. British Sea Power’s vision makes most rock seem callow and weak-minded” The Word

“With most bands jumping on the tired garage-rock bandwagon, BSP’s mystic romanticism is a magical alternative” – Gay Times

“Light up those cliff-top beacons – British Sea Power might have signed up to see the world, but this incredible debut album makes it sound like they intend to rule it” – The Fly