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Broken Records is an Edinburgh-born indie rock ensemble renowned for sweeping orchestral arrangements, soaring strings, and anthemic choruses. Formed in 2006, the band carved a distinctive niche in the UK scene, earning early praise and press comparisons that highlighted their ambitious sound and emotive storytelling. Their journey spans from a debut with 4AD to releases on their own J Sharp label, marking a path of artistic independence and consistent critical acclaim.

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This page covers the band’s biography, discography highlights, and recent touring activity. If you’re looking to secure a show, we’ve got you covered with reliable ticket options and up-to-date details on performances and socials.

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Quick Facts About Broken Records

  • Formed in 2006 in Edinburgh, Scotland; known for orchestral indie rock with violin/strings and anthemic arrangements.
  • Initially signed to 4AD; later releases on their own J Sharp label, including 2018 What We Might Know, 2014 Weights & Pulleys, and 2023 The Dreamless Sleep Of The 1990s, plus 2024’s Breathe.
  • Broad critical praise in UK press (NME described them as Scotland’s answer to Arcade Fire; BBC/Maida Vale sessions; T Break at T in the Park 2007; Connect Festival 2008).
  • Active social media and official channels (official site, Bandcamp, Facebook, X/Twitter, Instagram, YouTube).

The records

Broken Records Discography

  • Breathe
    2024 · J Sharp Records
  • The Dreamless Sleep Of The 1990s
    2023 · J Sharp Records
  • What We Might Know
    2018 · J Sharp Records
  • Weights & Pulleys
    2014 · 4AD
  • Let Me Come Home
    2010 · 4AD
  • Until the Earth Begins to Part
    2009 · 4AD

The hits

Top Broken Records Songs

  • A Darkness Rises Up
    2010 · N/A
  • A Leaving Song
    2010 · N/A
  • Lies (iTunes reissue)
    2010 · N/A
  • Until the Earth Begins to Part
    2009 · N/A
  • A Good Reason
    2009 · N/A
  • Lies
    2008 · N/A
  • Slow Parade
    2008 · N/A
  • If the News Makes You Sad, Don't Watch It
    2008 · N/A

Who are Broken Records?

Broken Records emerged in 2006 in Edinburgh, Scotland, blending indie rock with lush orchestral textures and violin-led melodies. They quickly drew attention for their expansive soundscapes and communal feel, capturing the spirit of anthemic indie while pushing into richly arranged compositions.

The group’s early trajectory featured a signing with 4AD, a mark of prestige in alternative music circles. They later released material on their own label, J Sharp, allowing for creative control and steady output across the 2010s and beyond.

Reception from UK press and media has consistently highlighted their depth and ambition. Pieces in NME have placed them among Scotland’s notable acts envisioning a broader, dynamic indie rock future, while performances on BBC shows and live sessions at Maida Vale helped cement their national profile. Notable festival and live moments include T Break at T in the Park (2007) and appearances at Connect Festival (2008), among others.

Discography highlights include 2014’s Weights & Pulleys, 2018’s What We Might Know, 2023’s The Dreamless Sleep Of The 1990s, and 2024’s Breathe, each reflecting the band’s evolution and continued commitment to orchestral indie textures. These releases showcase a blend of intimate lyrics and expansive arrangements that invite listeners into cinematic, emotionally resonant soundscapes.

Upcoming tour information for Broken Records remains centered on recent activity into 2023–2024 with performances at venues in Edinburgh and Glasgow, and select shows in London. While no 2025 tour dates have been publicly announced, fans can expect future appearances as the band continues to write and perform live. For the latest updates, follow their official channels and venues’ listings.

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