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, EP and single reviews of both local bands and those playing in the region soon.
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: 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: 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: 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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Single: EKKAH – 7AM
EKKAH’s debut demo is furiously feel good and bang on time for bumping its way onto your already busy summer playlists
Read moreFAITH – Waves
The good thing about ‘Waves’ is FAITH are creating their own identity, eschewing British brawn in favour of intricate, lovelorn melodies. It certainly bodes well for the future.
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Album: Johnny Foreigner – You Can Do Better
‘You Can Do Better’ (Alcopop!) is the 4th album from Jo Fo and it returns to the ragged glory of the 1st album in many ways.
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