Review: Yuck bring distorted slacker-rock to Digbeth
While commercial success alluded Yuck, the four-piece garner a highly supportive crowd, and their new album shows that they’re continuing to flourish.
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While commercial success alluded Yuck, the four-piece garner a highly supportive crowd, and their new album shows that they’re continuing to flourish.
Read moreYAK have been upon the tip of many people’s tongues lately and received outstanding critical reception for their new album – so anticipation was high.
Read moreFrontman Healy, resembling an out-of-work art lecturer, thinks nothing of scissor kicking around the drum-stand during the stomping jangle of ‘Selfish Jean’.
Read moreThe night can be characterised as two slacker-rock bands trying to out-slack each other.
Read moreTonight, upstairs at the O2 Academy, there is a room absolutely packed into a near sell-out to see the first night of the UK tour for the neo-soul rebels from Bath.
Read moreThe Sunflower Lounge played host to She Drew the Gun on Saturday April 30th – the final date of their tour.
Read moreFollowing a few years away, 26 year-old musician Benjamin Francis Leftwich returned with a spring tour, just before the release of his second studio album
Read moreTindersticks treat the crowd to a moving live show with an innovative new dimension featuring multimedia elements throughout.
Read moreBrooklyn band We Are Scientists do a fine job of rolling back the years as they tear into a triumphant, hit-laden set at the O2 Institute in Birmingham.
Read moreCast created nostalgia which took hold of the tightly packed crowds, who were warmed through by the familiar nineties classics.
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