Beak 3
Release
On 11 July 2018, the band announced the release of the album, along with the first single "Brean Down".
Critical reception
Beak 3 was met with "generally favorable" reviews from critics. At Album of the Year, the album was given a 78 out of 100 based on a critical consensus of 11 reviews.
Track listing
Beak 3 track listingTitle Writer(s) 1. "The Brazilian" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 4:12 2. "Brean Down" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 3:52 3. "Birthday Suit" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 4:32 4. "Harvester" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 3:04 5. "Allé Sauvage" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 7:26 6. "Teisco" Geoff Barrow 2:06 7. "King of the Castle" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 2:47 8. "RSI" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 3:36 9. "Abbots Leigh" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 6:37 10. "When We Fall" Geoff Barrow Billy Fuller Will Young 5:33
Personnel
Musicians
Geoff Barrow – lead vocalist
Billy Fuller – guitar and bass
Matt Williams – drums
Will Young – backing vocals
Harriet Wiltshire – cello
Alison Gillies – cello
Juliet McCarthy – cello
Production
Shawn Joseph – mastering
Stu Matthews – engineer
James Trevascus – engineer
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