Public Service Broadcasting at The Picture House in November With their blend of propaganda films, archive footage and live music, the duo manage to create a unique sound. To get you in the mood for their gig at The Picture House tonight, we take a look at ten facts about the band. Band members Public Service Broadcasting only consists of two members known by their pseudonyms, J. Willgoose Esq and Wrigglesworth. No frontman The TV takes centre stage in the band's live performances screening archive footage. Backing track Vocals are never used on any of their tracks, the band use sound bites and audio clips to build upon their songs. Live shows The band has performed at over 100 shows across the world this year. DVD release The band has just released their new DVD "Inform - Educate - Entertain." The album features 11 original films, a selection of short films on the road with the band and live footage. Instruments The only instruments the band use on stage are synthesisers, guitars, drums, banjo and keyboards. Soundtrack Their music takes on a soundtrack basis rather than your typical song format split into sections. BBC accolade The band have topped the BBC Radio 6 Music Rebel Playlist twice with singles ROYGBIV and Spitfire. Film usage Most of the voices sampled are taken from propaganda films. On tour The band bring their own sound engineer on tour due to the amount of visual and audio aspects in their performance. If you're heading along to the gig tonight, don't forget to Tweet us your photos #STVEdinburgh.