Into The Unknown

Electro conceptualists Public Service Broadcasting have dug through the archives again for their latest album, The Last Flight, which was inspired by the final voyage of pioneering US aviator Amelia Earhart. PSB founder J Willgoose Esq details the dramatic tale of the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and the musical journey it took him on.

Jeremy Allen

It’s a balmy morning in south-east London at the tail end of summer, and J. Willgoose, Esq is off-duty judging by his attire. Instead of a spivvy bow tie and blazer, he leads Prog into Public Service Broadcasting’s studio in his civvies. To expect him to be dressed up in his best bib and tucker on a day like today would be madness, and yet, Willgoose in his t-shirt and shorts is almost as disarming a sight as John Travolta’s Vincent Vega in a UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs t-shirt towards the end of Pulp Fiction. Do fans of PSB only recognise Willgoose when he’s dressed up in a dickie bow and suit jacket? “People don’t recognise me,” he deadpans. “Not an issue.” The four constituent members of PSB (Willgoose…

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