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Black Country, New Road's Tyler Hyde on Politics, Palestine, and Their Newest Album "Forever Howlong" - INTERVIEW

Tyler Hyde (front) plays bass at Paral·lel 62 in Barcelona for Primavera a la Ciutat 2026. She is flanked by guitarist Luke Mark (left) and drummer Charlie Wayne (right). (Credit: Clara Orozco/Courtesy/Primavera Sound)

BARCELONA - Making art is a process that, when done right, comes from a place of emotional vulnerability and a desire to explore new territory. Artists like singer/bassist/guitarist Tyler Hyde of Black Country, New Road are always looking to move forward and do it more than right.

"I really value the body of work that we made. They got us here... we try to play those songs every now and then to kind of make the set more exciting to feel some sense of musical vulnerability. But forwards is the way that we always look to making music," Hyde said in an interview with Music Times.

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