Birmingham's indie electronic scene 95-00 w/ D. PAIN 22nd September 2025

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Broadcast have always exuded mystique, but some of the work of their 90's Brummie peers is just as evocative. Bands that were beamed into my teenage bedroom via John Peel; music made in a city so close to me, but still so exotic and mysterious.

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NovakNovak
Silver Seas
BroadcastBroadcast
Living Room
MagnétophoneMagnétophone
You Should Write Music

WoodbineWoodbine
I Am Too Loud
PramPram
Omnichord
AvrocarAvrocar
Tetra
PlonePlone
Be Rude To Your School
WoodbineWoodbine
Mound Of Venus
NovakNovak
Rapunzel
PramPram
Crooked Tiles
MagnétophoneMagnétophone
Oh Darlin'
AvrocarAvrocar
Amplify
BroadcastBroadcast
Drums On Fire

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Birmingham's indie electronic scene 95-00 w/ D. PAIN

Broadcast have always exuded mystique, but some of the work of their 90's Brummie peers is just as evocative. Bands that were beamed into my teenage bedroom via John Peel; music made in a city so close to me, but still so exotic and mysterious.

Broadcast have always exuded mystique, but some of the work of their 90's Brummie peers is just as evocative. Bands that were beamed into my teenage bedroom via John Peel; music made in a city so close to me, but still so exotic and mysterious.

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Birmingham's indie electronic scene 95-00 w/ D. PAIN

Broadcast have always exuded mystique, but some of the work of their 90's Brummie peers is just as evocative. Bands that were beamed into my teenage bedroom via John Peel; music made in a city so close to me, but still so exotic and mysterious.

Broadcast have always exuded mystique, but some of the work of their 90's Brummie peers is just as evocative. Bands that were beamed into my teenage bedroom via John Peel; music made in a city so close to me, but still so exotic and mysterious.

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