It may well have been two year’s since the release of The Travelling Band’s 2011 album ‘Screaming is Something’ but rest assured young travellers, they’re back and more excited than ever. Following the release of […]
Music: Live Review: Swim Deep @ Brudenell Social Club
Birmingham’s ‘Sunshine-Popsters’ Swim Deep took to the Brudenell stage amidst a recent NME-spearheaded flurry of hype and managed to just about justify the acclaim surrounding them. After a shaky start (in which poetic justice shined […]
Live Review: Tamaryn @ Brudenell Social Club
It would be practically libellous not to put this gig in the context of today being the day My Bloody Valentine release the follow-up toLoveless after 22 years of waiting. If it hadn’t been so out […]
February Gig Guide!
Here’s the best of what February has to offer! Monday 4th – Jake Bugg – O2 Academy Thursday 7th – Dutch Uncles – Brudenell Social Club Saturday 9th – […]
Live Review:: The Magnetic North @ Brudenell Social Club
The Magnetic North performed an intimate show on Sunday at the Brudenell Social Club, which featured fantastic support from Grant K. Fennel, and treated the audience to the exclusive première of their film, which […]
Live Review:: Wild Nothing @ Brudenell Social Club
Although there has been heaps of hazy dream pop coming from overseas for the past few years, Wild Nothing prove the genre has yet to stagnate. Wild Nothing are a unique take on the genre: […]
Live Review:: Lau @ Brudenell Social Club
Brudenell Social Club certainly felt at its homeliest on Wednesday night, as a generally older demographic, featuring a smattering of folk-enthusiast students, gathered to see three-piece contemporary folk band Lau. In the intimate setting, with […]
November Gig Guide! – Who's playing where next month
With November fast approaching and student loans fast decreasing, perhaps now might be the time to be a bit more carefully in choosing which gigs we really ought to go to. Here’s our picks on […]
Live Review // This Many Boyfriends @ Brudenell Social Club
Perhaps it was the genuine surprise at the full room, perhaps the naïve kiddishness that plays alongside This Many Boyfriends’ young, fun indie-pop… either way they shout and jump with a youthful excitement, doing their […]
Live Review // Liars @ Brudenell Social Club
Liars have a reputation for changing their sound. Their latest release, the Radiohead-esque WIXIW, is their first electronic record in a repertoire ranging from hard hitting dance punk to gnarly experimental percussion (finely straddling the border […]