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Our new music video for I Don't Miss the Eighties is now available for your viewing pleasure. If you were at Revival For The Gamers Part 1, then see if you can spot yourself! If you enjoy the song then feel free to check out the full album Play the Game. It's in all the usual streaming places or you can grab yourself a CD from this very site.

It's finally here folks! Grab yourself a copy of our third album 'Play the Game' using the 'Buy Now' button below.

It's also available in all the usual places such as Spotify and Apple Music.

Thanks for your support, especially our Patreon backers that helped to make this happen!

Play the Game

The British IBM - Play the Game (CD) - £8

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Waterbeach seems to be our home away from home recently, the last time we played a public show it was here too, in a disused army barracks and this time around it was in a chapel with a large image of Alan Sugar and Sir Clive Sinclair shaking hands projected above our heads. Was great to be back here again, everyone was lovely as per usual and it was a lot of fun. Great to see Atomised and Allotment again.

We also played two new songs off the upcoming album for the first time ever.

Love Waterbeach


Summer at the Beach Arts Festival, Waterbeach Setlist 29/06/2019

Animal
Sugar Water
Man of the Hour
Where is Matthew Smith?
Sunrise Technology
Nothing Ever Lasts That Long
The British IBM

The British IBM

Work has started on the third British IBM album, which is going to be guitar heavy and has a current working title of "Play the Game". It's early days yet and lots of things can and most probably will change along the way but if you'd like to join us for the ride then you can support us on Patreon. In return, you'll hear early demos and acoustic renditions of new material along with any other content we think may be of interest.

It's finally here! Our new single 'Where Is Matthew Smith?' is now available to purchase and/or stream in all the usual modern places.

The music video was filmed and produced by our very own David Martin. Massive thanks to Andy Spencer for helping us out and letting us film it at the Retro Computer Museum.

 

WHERE IS MATTHEW SMITH? ON BANDCAMP

WHERE IS MATTHEW SMITH? ON SPOTIFY

 

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