Review: Teleman delight Wolverhampton crowd
Whilst maintaining a unique a sound, it is clear that Teleman are unashamed to wear their influences boldly on their collective sleeve.
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Reviews and photographs of some of the best events in music venues throughout Birmingham and the wider West Midlands.
Review: Poliça entrance O2 Institute Birmingham crowd
Rumours are rife of Poliça’s most recent album being the last – and if so – they prove they’re going out in style
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Review: We Are Scientists bring wit and riffs to Wolverhampton
We Are Scientists may no longer be playing the big venues they frequented in the late noughties, but they’re still a big draw on the UK circuit.
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Review: The Pigeon Detectives deliver chaotic set at The Sunflower Lounge
‘These have been the best two weeks of our lives’ – claimed frontman Matt Bowman midway through his band’s killer set at The Sunflower Lounge on Wednesday night.
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Review: Ed Geater launches new EP ‘Unseen’ in style
Ed’s EP Launch was an excellent showcase of talent, not only from Ed himself but from the support too.
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Review: Black Honey step up their game at sold-out Brum show
Clamouring closer towards the front of the stage, the gathered crowd lose themselves in the music and the moment – and there’s no better way to kickstart a week.
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Review: Sorority Noise tear through frantic Hare & Hounds set
Riffing on their turmoil, harmonizing on their insecurities, Sorority Noise tear through worries and cares with an unparalleled proficiency.
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Review: MØ stuns Birmingham crowd with her ethereal energy
It’s obvious that MØ loves what she does, and so do the people of Birmingham, we can’t wait to have her back!
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Review: Feeder ‘come back around’ to Birmingham
Even if Feeder don’t manage to have as many hits in the next 15 years, tonight they’ve proved that they have more than enough classics to see them through the next few decades.
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Review: Moose Blood impress sold-out Birmingham crowd
As latest single ‘Knuckles’ came to a close the four piece from Canterbury said their final thank yous and left the stage knowing that they couldn’t have impressed Birmingham any more than they did.
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