"Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea" is an album by the British band PJ Harvey, released in 2000. The album features a blend of alternative rock and art rock, showcasing Harvey's distinctive voice and poetic lyrics. It explores themes of urban life and the contrasting beauty of the sea, reflecting on personal and societal experiences. The album received critical acclaim and won the Mercury Prize in 2001. It includes notable tracks like "Good Fortune" and "A Place Called Home," which highlight Harvey's ability to weave storytelling with emotional depth. The work is often regarded as one of her best contributions to music.