The live recording of "Kingdom of Rust" at Jodrell Bank showcases Doves performing in an interesting phase of their career. This performance occurred around the time they released their album "Kingdom of Rust" in April 2009, marking their return after a lengthy hiatus. The band, comprised of Jimi Goodwin, Jez Williams, and Andy Williams, had taken a break following their previous album, "Some Cities," which came out in 2005. This acoustic setting at a notable astronomical site highlights not only the song's introspective nature but also the band's ability to create intimate performances outside traditional venues. The session emphasizes their deep connection to the environment, given Jodrell Bank's unique backdrop, and reflects the ethereal sound that has come to characterize Doves' music. The performance underlines their evolution and readiness to embrace both pop and atmospheric influences in their work.