Single Review: God Damn – Shoe Prints In The Dust
Do you remember the first time you saw God Damn play live? That might sound a little pre-emptive, given the band have only really begun to make serious waves in the past 12 months or so, but […]
Review & Photo Gallery: Goodnight Lenin @ The Prince Of Wales, Moseley – 17/04/2014
We all know who Goodnight Lenin are don’t we? Five talented brummie lads, who savour the sounds of the 60s and 70s, resonated through the likes of masters Bob Dylan and Neil Young. The band […]
Birmingham Weekly Arts Roundup, April 24-30
The Ikon Gallery’s 50th anniversary celebrations continue on Wednesday (April 30). Michel François is a well-respected figure on the continent, but Pieces Of Evidence is his first UK retrospective – a multimedia showcase of his […]
Interview: Jaws
Jaws first emerged among the hype that surrounded the so-called ‘B-town’ scene from which contemporaries Swim Deep and Peace rose to prominence. But they have since quietly continued making waves of their own, with an […]
Birmingham Weekly Arts Roundup, April 17 – 23
It’s a typically diverse theatrical programme at the Warwick Arts Centre this week. Opening on Tuesday (April 22), London’s Union Theatre present their effervescent take on Gilbert and Sullivan’s comic opera HMS Pinafore, while for […]
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