Review: The Wytches close day one of All Years Leaving in deafening style
A mosh pit forms at the front and the night becomes a frenzy of shouting and limbs in motion during the likes of ‘Graveweller’ and ‘Digsaw’.
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Review: Spellbinding one-man band East India Youth closes day two of All Years Leaving
On the second day of All Years Leaving, local music lovers are gathered in droves to dance, smile and transform hangovers into drunkenness.
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Review: Major Lazer bring EDM brilliance to Birmingham
Electronic group Major Lazer started their UK tour at Birmingham’s O2 Academy to a sold-out crowd on Wednesday night.
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Album review: Sun Club – The Dongo Durango
Baltimore’s Sun Club live up to the jollity of their name on their debut album, The Dongo Durango.
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Album review: Father John Misty – I Love You, Honeybear
Josh Tillman resurrects his twisted alter ego to great effect on I Love You, Honeybear.
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Album review: The Bohicas – The Making Of
The Bohicas are a rock and roll band with a levity that brings splashes of character to a tried and tested sound.
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EP: Peace – EP Delicious
Arguably Birmingham’s best product of this year, Peace have released the highly rated EP Delicious. Let’s see how it tastes.
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EP: Superfood – MAM
Superfood have broken out of the so called B-Town scene and made it their own; the release of their debut EP will without a doubt make everyone go crazy for everything Birmingham again.
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EP: Women – Sleepin’ Blues
We’d compare this release to a wild animal – it’s savage, and what’s more, it’s free.
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EP: Charlotte Carpenter – Whole
Albeit short and sweet, the EP shows Charlotte Carpenter at her best, an extremely talented singer/songwriter who defies her young years.
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