around frontman Jimi Goodwin's plaintive voice and brothers Jez and Andy Williams' lovely, pounding, relentless vibe that echoes with hints of Northern soul and terrifically big beats." Blender called the album "utterly entrancing," while AllMusic praised it as a "musical daybreak." Like its predecessor Lost Souls in 2000, The Last Broadcast was nominated for the Mercury Prize in 2002. The album lost to Ms. Dynamite's debut album A Little Deeper. Kludge included it on their list of best albums of 2002. Track listing Release history Credits Doves Jimi Goodwin – lead vocals, bass, guitars, backing vocals on "Words" and "M62 Song" Jez Williams – guitars, backing vocals, lead vocals on "Words" Andy Williams – drums, percussion, backing vocals, lead vocals on "M62 Song" Production Produced by Doves, except "Satellites" produced by Steve Osborne for 140 dB, and "Caught by the River" co-produced by Steve Osborne and Doves. Additional production by Martin "Max" Heyes for Z Mint. Recorded, programmed and mixed by Doves and Max Heyes. Recorded and mixed between January 2001 and January 2002 at: Revolution, Manchester; Parr St., Liverpool; The Dairy and 2 kHz, London; Real World, Bath; under the M60 flyover, Northenden; Jez's house; Lynch Mob studio; and various country seats. Mastered by Miles Showell at Metropolis. Engineered by Max Heyes, Adrian Bushby, and Danton Supple. Andrea Wright, Darren Nash, Marco Migliari, and Paul Grady – assistant engineering Art direction and design by Rick Myers. Photography by Rich Mulhearn. Band photograph by Kevin Westenberg. Additional musicians Martin Rebelski – keyboards and glockenspiel on "Words," "N.Y.," "Satellites," and "The Sulphur Man" Brian Madden – megaphone on "Words" Jay Rofe-Turner – tambourine on "Satellites" Marc Starr, Chris Davies, Billy Booth, and Richard Sliwa – percussion on "There Goes the Fear" Rosie Lowdell – violin on "Words" and "The Sulphur Man" Paulette Bailey and Celia Goodwin – violin on "N.Y." Rob Shepley – viola on "N.Y." Ian Bracken – cello on "N.Y." Jackie Norrie and Sally Herbert – violin on "Friday's Dust" and "The Sulphur Man" Brian Wright – violin and viola on "Friday's Dust" and "The Sulphur Man" Marcus Holdaway – cello on "Friday's Dust" and "The Sulphur Man" Sean O'Hagan and Marcus Holdaway – string, brass & woodwind arrangement on "Friday's Dust" and "The Sulphur Man" Marcus Holdaway – string arrangement on "Friday's Dust" and "The Sulphur Man" Andy Robinson – brass woodwind arrangement & trombone on "Friday's Dust"