Public Service Broadcasting return with new track 'Progress'

Following up their much-lauded 2015 sophomore album 'The Race For Space', Public Service Broadcasting are back with the first track expected to be lifted from their next studio album.

The new single 'Progress' is an insight into what the band have been working on over the past few months, and also features guest vocals from Camera Obscura’s Tracyanne Campbell.

Details of their third full-length have yet to surface, but for now have a listen to 'Progress' in the player below.

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