The British Expeditionary Force is tagged as: ambient, electronic, post-rock, indie electro, epic As the band of which he was a founding member, YOURCODENAMEIS:MILO, go into indefinite hiatus, producer/songwriter Justin Lockey returns with his new project The British Expeditionary Force, which was released through cinematic music lovers Erased Tapes Records in winter 2007/2008. This release is part one of a 3-album concept that will be released throughout 2009. Erased Tapes Records has been selected as DIY label of the week on Huw Stephens’ BBC Radio One show. Their beautiful lavish packaging is a sight to behold, especially when the LP carries a code for a free album download. After releasing four critically acclaimed albums with Milo and being the host of other production duties ranging from Get Cape. Wear Cape Fly to Enter Shikari, Lockey is emerging as the pre-eminent young British producer. Lockey’s music is supplemented on BEF by the vocal talents ex-My Architects conspiritor Aid Burrows. The creative partnership between the two was forged despite geographical difficulties: using a process not to dissimilar to Benjamin Gibbard and Jimmy Tamborello’s Postal Service, Lockey constructed the music in isolation in Newcastle upon Tyne and then, via the magic of the internet, sent it on to the Warrington based Burrows who supplied lyrics and vocals before sending... Read More About The British Expeditionary Force Biography...  Send The British Expeditionary Force ringtones to your cell
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