Public Service Broadcasting are an intriguing duo, known to us only as J Willgoose Esq. and his compatriot Wrigglesworth. Together, they take samples of old archive footage and public information films and set them to propulsive, futuristic music. Paul Faller caught up with the pair prior to their show at Fibbers in York for us in a one-on-two interview at BBC Radio York HQ, to talk about the inspiration behind the project, as well as their experiences with 'trance-goth' and the possibility of collaborating with a much-loved 90s TV mascot... "Teachers have come up to me and said they've used our stuff" - J Willgoose Esq. S] Let's start by going into a little bit of the history behind the band -- were you in any other projects before this, or is this your first musical venture? J Willgoose Esq.] "I've been in a few bands -- nothing that's ever been particularly successful, I have to say! I think Wrigglesworth's been around the block as well..." Wrigglesworth] "Yeah, I've always just been playing from the age of 8, so I've been in many school punk bands..." J] "I think I was in my first band at the age of eight actually..." S] So you've both got a storied musical history! J] "Oh yeah, Top Guns, it was called -- it was me and my brother and a Casio keyboard, it was pretty good stuff..." S] Well, we've all got to start out somewhere. J] "Well, I might turn back to