Name: No Man's Land
Brand: Frank Turner

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Universal Music GmbH

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Release date

2019-08-16

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7783202

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602577832024

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7783204

602577832048

Artist

Frank Turner

Label EU

Polydor

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

Frank Turner is an English punk and folk singer-songwriter. Born on 28 December 1981 in Bahrain, he hails from Meonstoke, Hampshire. With his unique blend of genres, Turner has established himself as a prominent figure in the music industry. His captivating lyrics and powerful performances have garnered him a loyal fan base worldwide.
Turner's musical journey began at a young age, influenced by the vibrant punk scene in England. Over the years, he has honed his craft and developed a distinct sound that resonates with listeners. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences and social issues, his songs are both introspective and thought-provoking.
With numerous albums under his belt, including "Sleep Is for the Week" and "Positive Songs for Negative People," Turner continues to push boundaries and evolve as an artist. His live shows are renowned for their energy and passion, leaving audiences captivated long after the final chord is struck.

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Frank Turner releases his eighth album No Man's Land on Xtra Mile Recordings / Polydor Records. With 2018 Producer of the Year Catherine Marks at the helm and featuring a dynamic cast of all-female musicians, No Man’s Land is an album dedicated to telling the fascinating stories of women whose incredible lives have all too often been overlooked by dint of their gender. The women featured on the album’s 13 tracks come from across wide geographical and historical lines. There’s Byzantine princess Kassiani (The Hymn of Kassiani), Egyptian feminist activist Huda Sha'arawi (The Lioness), and Resusci Anne (Rescue Annie) an apocryphal drowned virgin whose face was used as the model for the medical CPR mannequin across the world (“You can’t not write a song about a woman who died never having been kissed and then became the most kissed face in history,” reasons Turner). There’s the serial killer from the Deep South who plucked her victims from lonely hearts pages (Nannie Doss), the jazz-obsessed heiress who fought for the Free French (Nica Rothschild), a rowdy coach house landlady from 17th century Camden Town accused of witchcraft (Jinny Bigham), the Wild West vaudeville star shot by a smalltown outlaw (Dora Hand). These are just a few of the fascinating characters who feature on No Man’s Land and have long been ignored by the mainstream.

No Man's Land

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