Two songs from the album PJ Harvey recorded as part of a public art installation have appeared online, after the singer performed them at her book launch.
Harvey's ninth album was recorded at Somerset House in London back in January, and members of the public were able to watch the entire recording process from behind one-way glass.
Now, the album is complete - as is The Hollow Of The Hand, the poetry book Harvey wrote with Seamus Murphy during their travels to destinations including Afghanistan, Washington DC and Kosovo between 2011 and 2014.
The pair showcased the book during a show of poetry, readings and songs at the Southbank Centre last week. Harvey showcased several new songs over the course of the event, and footage of two of these has emerged online.
'Chain Of Keys' is a gently stomping, melodic number, but it's 'Ministry Of Social Affairs', with its soaring range and raucous guitar that really steals the show.
Watch PJ Harvey perform 'Ministry Of Social Affairs' below
Watch PJ Harvey perform 'Chain Of Keys' below
PJ Harvey should clearly record all her albums in front of an audience.
