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There are few contemporary bands who can do musical
reinvention quite as consistently as Black Country, New Road.
From their Mercury Music Prize-nominated debut For the First
Time, which touched upon everything from jazz to post-rock via
klezmer music, to the art-rock meets chamber pop follow up
Ants From Up There (both top 5 charting albums). Then when
singer Isaac Wood amicably left shortly after, they wrote an
entire set of new songs to tour which ended up on Live at Bush
Hall, an album The Guardian claimed was a “magical
resurgence” in a triumphant five-star review. Now, on studio
album three, the band are once again building from the ground
up in yet another miraculous musical transformation.