| | British Sea Power - The Decline of British Sea Power review | theStereoEffect.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | British Sea Power, there is no doubt, have easily won the campaign to be regarded as one of the finest live acts this land has produced in recent times. |
 | | For, with the release of The Decline Of
, British Sea Power have firmly staked their claim to the hearts and minds of the public, warming the souls of those already allied, striking out for new territories among those as yet unfamiliar. |
 | | Where so many of their guitar-wielding contemporaries either thump out songs of an almost wilful idiocy or perform formulaic appeals to the mass taste through generic indie anthem and ballad, British Sea Power are unashamed to demonstrate that their aesthetic and song writing have their roots upon a higher plane. |
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