Home / Music / Broadcast's retro-futurist sound came from old psychedelia and library musicMusic linernotes album music broadcastBroadcast's retro-futurist sound came from old psychedelia and library musicBroadcast’s The Noise Made by People drew from 1960s psychedelia, library music, and early electronic experimentation to create its distinctive retro-futurist sound. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBroadcast slimmed to a duo for Tender Buttons after several members leftTender Buttons was Broadcast's final studio albumBroadcast's debut album came out on Warp Records in 2000Warp Records released Broadcast's Tender ButtonsTrish Keenan's ethereal vocals defined Broadcast's soundExploreMotown Records released the Commodores' 'Nightshift'Kill Rock Stars released the Decemberists' 'Picaresque'Island Records released 'The Harder They Come' soundtrackECM Records released Keith Jarrett's 'The Köln Concert'Prestige Records released the Modern Jazz Quartet's 'Nightfall' in 1958Previous Carrie & Lowell is Sufjan Stevens' meditation on grief and familyNext Broadcast's debut album came out on Warp Records in 2000