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Black Country, New Road is Back with a New Sound
Elbowing our way through the pit, a digicam flash lit up a man’s tasteful hoop earring. It was the kind of queer millennial crowd where, approaching the barricades, we spotted three unrelated women with pink hair; the kind of crowd where bisexual girls swayed in the arms of their mustachioed boyfriends; the kind of crowd that fills The Salt Shed on a Tuesday night—not the valet parking lot, just the bike racks. Dressed in her signature brown and…
Theirs is a story of friendship that began at the age of 16, when most of this sextet from Cambridge met in high school. The Black Country New Road, whose name of an English population was suggested to them by an AI, are, by way of summarizing it in some way, young people versed in Baroque rock. Yesterday they returned to Primavera Sound with a brand new third studio album, Forever Howlong, and already without vocalist Isaac Wood, who at the age…
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