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Wolves in the Throne Room

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Review: Supersonic Festival wows curious audiences in Digbeth

June 25, 2018August 3, 2018 Emily Doyle Birmingham Conservatoire, Centrala, Custard Factory, daniel higgs, dennis mcnett, Digbeth, giant swan, gnod, housewives, k-pop, lungfish, mark korven, moog soundlab, moor mother, occult, Shirley Collins, supersonic, supersonic festival, terminal cheesecake, The Crossing, the ex, tirikilatops, ukaea, vanishing twin, visceristahood, vivid projects, wetware, wolfbat, Wolves in the Throne Room, Youth Man

Supersonic Festival pitches itself at ‘curious audiences’, and their programme of noise-rock, psych, experimental electro and avante-garde satisfied even the most chin-stroking of listeners

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Supersonic Festival 2018
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Supersonic Festival set to bring an array of musical oddities to Digbeth

June 13, 2018June 19, 2018 Emily Doyle Digbeth, Gazelle Twin, Goat, Shirley Collins, supersonic festival, Wolves in the Throne Room, YoshimiO, Youth Man

Entering its sixteenth year, Supersonic Festival promises to bring the excellent and unexpected to a variety of Digbeth venues this June. Get your tickets here.

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