Welcome to Exposure 2. This week we present 'The British Expeditionary Force', Justin Lockey’s (formerly of indie outfit yourcodenameis:milo) new project launching on the ground breaking cinematic indie label Erased Tapes to widespread and well deserved acclaim.

Joining with Lockey is Ald Burrows on voc's (though the two very rarely meet, using the internet to send each other the media), the sound mixes cinematic soundscapes, sonorous guitars, beautiful electronics and fragile vocals to unique and breathtaking effect.

Think My Bloody Valentine filtered through the best of Brian Eno with a hint of Sigur Ros... the sounds of 21st Century Northern England.

Check out 'All those demons' below.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Daniel Cross runs Record-Play, he set it up around 7 years ago and thinks music is for hippies.

Dan Garber... East London promoter, impresario, general man about town and champion of the world.

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ABOUT RECORD-PLAY

We are a music consultancy that supports brands, film makers, ad agencies and producers in finding and licensing music for their productions. We also develop content and design music based marketing plans for brand application. Our clients include some of the biggest high street brands and most respected directors in the industry, check out showreel for more info.

ABOUT THE MUSIC HUB

In conjunction with some of the world's best indie labels, we have launched the Music Hub. A fixed rate, one stop sourcing and licensing resource.

Collaborating labels include: Tirk, Sunday Best, Illicit, Breakin' Bread, Altered Vibes, People in the Sky, Nuphonic, 5mm, Splank, Central Control and more. If you are looking for high quality independent music that can be licensed immediately at a low fixed rate then visit the site.

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