Coffee Breath are back with sharp, anthemic new single ‘A Familiar Feeling’
Coffee Breath’s anthemic new single sees them expanding on the sonic pallet that they have made their name on with horns and earworm choruses
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Mumford and Sons bring back the banjos and layer on the heartbreak on atmospheric ‘Delta’
Mumford and Sons’ fourth full-length returns them to their banjo-strumming halcyon days, with added atmospheric flare.
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Lions of Dissent are back with indie disco banger ‘Turn Up The Struggle’
Wolverhampton septet Lions of Dissent return triumphantly with new indie disco banger ‘Turn Up The Struggle’.
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Watch: Liquid Cheeks debut brand new single and video for ‘Fite’
The Birmingham art pop duo show us their more aggressive side with new-wave inspired ‘Fite’, complete with new video.
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Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam deliver a polished, snappy album with ‘Blackout Cowboy’
King’s Heath veterans Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam deliver a short yet sweet 7th album that distills down everything that fans love about them.
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Album Review: Bill Ryder-Jones is awake and energised on ‘Yawn’
Bill Ryder-Jones, indie producer and ex-Coral member, makes a welcome return with the quiet but charismatic lo-fi folk of Yawn.
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Video premiere: Paper Buoys team up with The Pagans S.O.H on new single
Local bands Paper Buoys and The Pagans S.O.H team up for explosive new single ‘In Faith So Blind’ – watch the video here
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Review: The Prodigy reinvent their own wheel on new album, No Tourists
Essex rave veterans The Prodigy serve up another assault course of breakbeats and electro-punk on No Tourists, their seventh studio album.
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Hoopla Blue’s ‘Fire Alarm’ is a delightfully weird outing for the cult Brummies
Hoopla Blue deal up a slice of electro-funk that marks them out as one of Birmingham’s most unique young acts
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Mumford and Sons disappoint with new single ‘If I Say’
The latest single from Mumford’s upcoming album feels trite and cliched in what is becoming an increasingly predictable disappointment.
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