Name: Between Dog And Wolf
Brand: New Model Army

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2013-09-20

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New Model Army

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Indie Pop / Shoegaze

With their roots embedded in the early punk era, New Model Army was formed in Bradford, Yorkshire, England, in 1980. Led by Justin "Slade The Leveller" Sullivan (guitar, vocals), the band quickly gained attention for their brand of punk folk/rock and attracted a loyal cult following who shared their grievances towards the Tory government policies of the 80s.

Their debut album showcased militant themes such as "Spirit Of The Falklands" and "Vengeance", along with introspective tracks like "A Liberal Education". Not afraid to express their beliefs, they never compromised for commercial gain. Despite some controversy with BBC Television's Top Of The Pops show, New Model Army continued to release high-quality albums while maintaining credibility with their original fanbase.

After leaving EMI in 1991, they found a new home on Epic Records but eventually returned to self-publishing and going back to their roots. With an impressive run of UK chart singles between 1985 and 1991, including the hit song "No Rest", New Model Army broke through to a wider audience without compromising their sound or message. They continue to release new material and tour as of 2023.

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When the Franco-Algerian singer, cellist and songwriter Nesrine Belmokh and her trio NES appeared on the scene in 2018 they seemed to emerge from nowhere. Many parts of the music world in Europe were taken by surprise by her, and completely captivated as well. Now, for her second album named simply after her – "Nesrine" – she has re-invented herself. Nesrine's debut album "Ahlam" was received with tremendous and widespread enthusiasm. What commentators noticed was its sheer beauty, the unusual instrumentation of voice, cello and percussion, and also the way in which the Mediterranean region from North Africa to Southern Europe was brought to life and unified through music. The distinguished cellist Sol Gabetta called Nesrine "a wonderful singer and cellist". London’s Sunday Times described her as "an incandescent, multilingual talent, " and later went on to include “Ahlam” among the newspaper’s albums of the year. For the new album Nesrine has teamed up with producer/guitarist Vincent Huma (Jorge Drexler, Miguel Bosé, Marlango) and sound engineer Fab Dupont (Shakira, Jennifer Lopez, Wynton Marsalis, David Crosby and many more). Together with NES percussionist David Gadea and guests, they have succeeded in creating a complex musical world of both acoustic and electronic sounds, and yet the naturalness, the simplicity and warmth of the debut album "Ahlam" have been retained, and also broadened by adding completely new influences. In theory this might sound as if the juxtaposing of different cultures and the crossing over between them will lead to overload, but for Nesrine we are dealing with things that are normal, even existential. Her music is a reflection about her generation for whom origins and stylistic boundaries define themselves through their interaction. This music functions and flows so naturally because the combining of cultures is never artificial. It results from the fact that the different elements are simply, logically and truly parts of the artistic essence of the artist herself, and of her personal history.

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