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Broken Social Scene 2005
Broken Social Scene 2005

Broken Social Scene's 2002 classic album You Forgot It In People is our album listening party in The Big Romance this month

Join Nialler9 for this month’s Listen Closely album listening party in The Big Romance.

Nialler9 in conjunction with The Big Romance present the Listen Closely series of listening parties, a night featuring a focus album from an artist we love on the last Wednesday of the month.


Broken Social Scene – You Forgot It In People (2002)

The Canadian collective Broken Social Scene ‘s second album is a kaleidoscopic collage of big warm-hearted indie rock anthems with flashes of shoegaze, chamber pop and ambient music held together by a generous chaos, sheer camaraderie and a particular density that comes from too many talented people in a room at once which just happen to include Feist and Metric’s Emily Haines. Featuring modern classics ‘Anthems for a Seventeen Year Old Girl’, ‘Lover’s Spit’, ‘Stars And Sons’ and ‘Almost Crimes’. One of the defining records of the modern alternative era.

The band have just released a modern update to the record of sorts recorded with the 2002 album’s producer Dave Newfeld called Remember The Humans.

Broken Social Scene - Almost Crimes
Broken Social Scene - Anthems For A Seventeen Year Old Girl (Official Video)


Join Nialler9 and a guest for a discussion about this modern classic record and a playback of the album on vinyl through The Big Romance’s wonderfully plush and clear Toby Hatchett soundsystem. We also chat about the artist’s discography, the album’s context, craft, production, lyrics and why the album matters for a live Nialler9 Podcast episode.

Tickets are limited to 45 for this intimate event.

Become a paid member of the Nialler9 Patreon to get half priced tickets.

Doors: 7:00pm. Arrive early for seats.

Album playback and chat from 7.45pm

Previous albums covered at Listen Closely parties.

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