Album review: Cloud Nothings’ fifth album is scrappy and nihilistic in the best way
Cloud Nothings’ latest record, Last Building Burning, is their most chaotic, incendiary and accomplished.
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Author: Francis Smith
Elder Island to visit Hare & Hounds on forthcoming UK tour
Elder Island will be performing at the Hare & Hounds as part of their ‘Omnitone’ UK tour this November. Tickets available now.
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Review: Emma Blackery ensured a Sunday night to remember in Digbeth
YouTuber turned popstar Emma Blackery delivered a spectacular performance at the O2 Institute in Birmingham as part of her ‘Villains’ tour.
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The 1975 release tragically catchy new single
The fifth pre-album single from The 1975, ‘It’s Not Living (If It’s Not With You)’, is out, and it’s a certified banger.
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Review: Ash burn, baby, burn at Birmingham O2 Institute
Downpatrick rockers Ash return to the Midlands to play a career-spanning set, including cuts from acclaimed new album Islands.
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Review: Odd Soul dazzle during comeback show at Moseley’s Dark Horse
Odd Soul brought neo-soul bangers to the Dark Horse in a crowd-pleasing performance, featuring old and new hits.
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Review: Editors storm a sold out O2 Academy with hits new and old
Editors took to the stage at the O2 Academy Birmingham on Friday night, delivering a collection of singles new and old. Support from Talos.
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The Good Water get minty fresh with ‘Tell Me What To Do’ video
Birmingham pysch rockers The Good Water make a stunning comeback with the strutting single ‘Tell Me What To Do’, complete with mind-bending music video.
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Review: Ocean Colour Scene return with mellow and melodic EP
Ocean Colour Scene, one of Birmingham’s biggest and most enduring of bands, return after a five-year hiatus with a mellow, muscular EP
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RAYE to perform in Birmingham as part of her first ever UK tour
South London singer RAYE will play Birmingham on the third night of her first ever UK tour, following the success of single ‘Cigarette’.
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