Let us know what you think of British Sea Power’s latest effort, a pop record inspired by Dadaist poetry and crazy golf

British Sea Power share their memories of making Valhalla Dancehall

British Sea Power are back with another brilliant and slightly baffling album, Valhalla Dancehall, which takes inspiration from – deep breath – vintage Playboy magazines, population control, crazy golf, Dadaist artist Kurt Schwitters, hedonism, nature and “French Hitchcock” Henri-Georges Clouzot. And other stuff, naturally. You can read lead singer Scott “Yan” Wilkinson’s memories of making Valhalla Dancehall here – it seems to have involved him spending over a year in a freezing cold barn while watching Heartbeat with mice. And do let us know what you reckon in the comments section below.

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