They've released the critically acclaimed "The Race For Space", which reached #11 on the UK Albums Chart and topped the Indie Albums chart, they've played festivals like Glastonbury and Latitude, and they've just won the Anthem award at The 2015 Progressive Music Awards for "Gagarin". As the band's second full-scale tour of 2015 draws near, including a headline date at London's prestigious Brixton Academy, Public Service Broadcasting's J. Willgoose Esq. talks to Hullfire Radio about transferring their complex studio work to the live stage, personal career highlights so far, and the sudden public re-interest in space programmes.
Public Service Broadcasting tour the UK with Francois & The Atlas Mountains in November. Book your tickets here: http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/Public-Service-Broadcasting-tickets/artist/1767060
