FLESH CREEP + THEBIGHELL + NOT SOUP + MONOXIDE BROTHERS + CATTLE HAMMER
SATURDAY 18 JULY 2026
Castle & Falcon, Birmingham
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Sadly THE NONE can no longer play this show due to health reasons, you can read their full statement here. We’re sending Kai our love and best wishes for a speedy recovery and can’t wait to welcome them back to the Supersonic stage in the future. We understand how difficult it can be to balance health needs with the responsibilities and commitments that come with being in a band. Right now, their wellbeing is the priority, and we fully support them in taking the time they need.
Hardcore Punks Flesh Creep will now be stepping up to the headline spot performing in support of their anticipated EP ‘GLIMMER’, released the day before on the 17th July on Music For Nations! In addition Wolverhampton Punks THEBIGHELL and brummie doom outfit Cattle Hammer have joined the bill.
FLESH CREEP
Birmingham-based band Flesh Creep proudly describe themselves as “friendly people that make unfriendly music.” With roots in hardcore but unconstrained by it, their sound blends frantic aggression with pop sonics, wry humour, and a deliberate rejection of genre machismo.
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THEBIGHELL
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NOT SOUP
NOT SOUP are an unassuming 4-piece hailing from the Birmingham underground scene. These experimentalists have their toes in multiple genres to create their own hard to place and distinctive sound using blend of complex time signatures, disorientating riffs and lightly humorous and surreal lyrical imagery. NOT SOUP are gaining a cult following for their mind-bending live performances and unpredictable experimental sound.
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MONOXIDE BROTHERS
Monoxide Brothers are a Birmingham-based electro-punk and experimental noise duo, known for raw, beat-driven live sets with sharp synths and intense rhythms. Emily Doyle (she/her, synths & beats) and Sophie Hack (she/her, vocals & synths) make up the duo. Their EP Manic Pixie Dream Pop, released last November, is a cathartic collection with one eye on the crumbling walls of Britain’s economy and the other on the social injustices seeping into its streets. The duo uses their songs to navigate everything from the daily realities of male violence and misogyny to the trials and tribulations of eating sandwiches and sending emails.
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CATTLE HAMMER
Soul crushing doom negativity from Birmingham. Who released one hell of a record earlier this year, if you like all things heavy and slow, you’re in for a real treat.
