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Stourbridge, a town in the West Midlands, has become a destination for music fans thanks to some impressive new murals. Local artist Cal decided to honor three famous bands from the area by painting large, colorful murals on buildings around town. The bands are The Wonder Stuff, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, and Pop will Eat Itself, all of which became popular in the 1980s and 1990s and found success around the world. Cal originally thought he would just put up a few small logos, but the project quickly grew much bigger. He said the reaction from fans has been 'mind-blowing,' with people traveling from all over the UK to see the murals and take photos.

The band members themselves are thrilled with the artwork. Miles Hunt, the lead singer of The Wonder Stuff, said he was shocked by the size of the mural dedicated to his band. He admitted he didn't know what to expect and was surprised when he saw it for the first time. Hunt said he is proud of the mural and hopes it will inspire younger musicians and artists. Jonn Penney from Ned's Atomic Dustbin was also amazed by the tribute to his band, calling it 'amazing' and saying it was touching that Cal created the murals from the heart. Adam Mole from Pop will Eat Itself described their mural as 'perfect' and said it was cool to see people coming to take pictures with it, almost like a pilgrimage.

The murals are located in different parts of Stourbridge, including one that can be seen from the ring road. The largest mural, dedicated to Ned's Atomic Dustbin, measures about 40 feet by 40 feet. Cal, who describes Stourbridge as a 'very Bohemian town' full of artists, musicians, and writers, has plans to create more murals in the future, including one for Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant. The murals have brought pride to the town and its musical history, and they are inspiring both locals and visitors. Many people hope the murals will encourage young artists and musicians to dream big and maybe see their own names on a wall someday.