What’s Next for Eliza and the Bear?
Known for a consistent output of indie rock anthems, London-based outfit Eliza and the Bear have been almost 5 years in the game before releasing their self-titled debut album.
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In Photos: NME Awards Tour 2016
Bloc Party, Drenge and RAT BOY took to the stage at the O2 Academy for the Birmingham leg of the NME Awards Tour 2016. NUBI were there to watch them throw down!
Google Release Interactive Music Timeline
Google have once again added to the list of incredibly cool things they have done by releasing an interactive music timeline, ranging from the 1950s to the present day.
In Photos: Mayday Parade Swing Through Birmingham
Mayday Parade took to the stage at the O2 Institute in Birmingham to a packed crowd. Sailing through a 12 song set, the Florida emo pop band
Why The Neighbourhood Have Got Me Wiped Out
Getting ‘wiped out’ is a phrase you tend to associate with surf or skate culture, and with the idea of failing or being too tired to care.
In Photos: Ghost and Dead Soul
One of the most anticipated bands in heavy metal played a packed out show at the Institute a few days ago.
In Photos: Lower Than Atlantis Live
Saturday night saw a bill that was celebrating some of the best British bands around! As the masses of Birmingham descended upon the O2 Institute,
Review: Foo Fighters – Saint Cecilia
The last year has been unkind to the Foo Fighters. Disappointing albums, broken legs and underwhelming twentieth-anniversary tours have plagued the outfit.
The Magnolia Effect: Coldplay
Well, it happened. Coldplay are back with their first single since 2014’s ‘Miracles’, and they’ve made some tweaks to their creative direction. This time round they are trying to be…
Review: Continents – Reprisal
Reprisal is the second LP from Welsh hardcore heavyweights Continents. Their first LP, Idle Hands, received very positive reviews from critics and fans alike, with the band promising to make…
Review: Layover – What Little We Have Left
After last week’s 5SOS review, we have even more pop punk for you, although this week’s strays a fair bit more toward the punk side of the spectrum. Local four…
Review: Five Seconds of Summer – Sounds Good Feels Good
Australian pop-punkers 5 Seconds of Summer are back, with second LP ‘Sounds Good Feels Good’. The band have split opinions since they first rose to prominence in 2013 after supporting…
The Computers Stun On Birmingham Return!
Saturday evening, while all the revellers were gearing up to hit the broad street clubs, our attention was diverted to Digbeth, specifically The Rainbow. Why? I hear you ask! It’s…
Review: Speaking in Shadows – The Anchor
Nuneaton-based rockers Speaking in Shadows are back with the follow-up to their 2014 EP The Lies We Lead; a modest six track EP known simply as The Anchor. SIS start…
Review: Bring Me The Horizon – That’s the Spirit
Everyone’s favourite Marmite band (you either love them or hate them) are back with their latest offering That’s the Spirit – a concept album about the contrast of bleakness on…