Music news and reviews from the West Midlands
Yo La Tengo performed a career spanning performance in Birmingham, dividing their inestimably eclectic back catalogue into two sections for a full evening of entertainment
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Hot off the release of their new album, Nap Eyes are rolling into the Hare & Hounds, Birmingham with their crooked, jangling guitar pop, as part of a larger UK tour
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Proving they’ve still got what it takes to satisfy an arena full of fans, the Manic Street Preachers played a stellar set in Birmingham
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Their two hour set provided heavy waves of nostalgia for a packed-out crowd, mixing older tracks with newer material.
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The 5000 capacity Lunar Festival returns to its rightful place as the jewel in the crown of the West Midlands festival calendar.
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Caustic jangling guitar tones and lofi percussion led funk, met dreamy alt-pop vocals to get the Hare & Hounds moving on Sunday night
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The Portland drone rockers captivated a sold out crowd, entering into loose jams whilst backlit by hypnotic strobe lights and psychedelic projections
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Currently receiving heavy rotation on BBC 6 music with their single ‘Let Your Dog Tooth Grow’, The Orielles look set set to explode in 2018.
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Yo La Tengo to play Birmingham as part of 2018 European tour
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Heavily influenced by krautrock and drone movements of the 70s, the group pair blurry fuzz psych guitars with brooding synths.
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