“Which brings us to Keep Calm and Carry On. Named after World War Two posters that seeped back into the public consciousness at the peak of the recession, it’s a title seemingly designed to provoke critics into making obvious remarks about them calmly plodding along and getting on with the business of selling out arenas.” Read full review.
- Purchase regular album.
- Purchase deluxe edition
The album is officially released tomorrow, Monday 16th November!
Other Sightings of Keep Calm and Carry On?
- Internotes (is this just taken from Wikipedia?!)
- Interesting re:design!
- Kid’s perspective.
- Ben Bradshaw, Culture Secretary has a copy
Mass Communications Academic, @MMUBS. British Home Front Propaganda posters as researched for a PhD completed 2004. In 1997, unwittingly wrote the first history of the Keep Calm and Carry On poster, which she now follows with interest.