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New Model Army, Cool Kids of Death, godz. 19.00 Miejsce imprezy: Klub Muzyczny Ucho ul. Św. Piotra 2 www.ucho.com.pl NEW MODEL ARMY jest jednym z najbardziej znanych post punkowych zespołów jaki wydała na świat Wlk.Brytania. W ich muzyce można odnaleźć politycznie zaangażowane piosenki utrzymane w stylu U2 i The Alarm jak również protest folk songi bliskie twórczości Billy Bragga. Przez wiele lat zespół był głosem brytyjskiej klasy robotniczej prezentującej lewicowe poglądy i negację rządów Margharet Thatcher. W piosenkach nie zabrakło też osobistych odniesień. Od ponad dwóch dekad liderem i stałym członkiem zespołu jest gitarzysta i wokalista Justin Sullivan. Grupa powstała w Bradford w 1980 roku. Nazwa zespołu została zaczerpnięta od anty królewskiej armii Olivera Cromwella. Gdy Justin Sullivan spotkał pisarza Joolz Denby, który był znany ze swych publicznych wystąpień postanowił sformować zespół, Denby brał czynny udzial w pisaniu i komponowaniu utworów. Wkrótce dołączył do niego basista Stuart Morrow oraz perkusista Rob Heaton. W 1983 roku ukazał się debiutancki singiel NMA 'Bittersweet,' i zespół podpisał kontrakt z niezależną wytwórnią Abstract dla której nagrał kolejny singiel 'Great Expectations' oraz debiutancki album Vengeance wydany w 1984 roku. perspective. In its wake, the non-LP single 'The Price' was a smash on the indie charts, and major label EMI stepped in to sign the band. W 1985 roku zespół podpisał kontrakt z EMI i pod szyldem tego koncernu ukazał się ich drugi album 'No Rest For The Wicked'. Zaraz po jej wydaniu zespół opuścił basista Stuart Morrow a jego miejsce zajął Jason Moose Harris.Na następnych wydawnictwach zespołu 'Brave New World' i 'The Ghost Of Cain' można było poznać bardziej folkowe oblicze zespołu. Singlem, który zdobył największą popularność był '51st State' na którym muzycy ostro krytykowali relacje pomiędzy Wlk.Brytanią a Stanami Zjednoczonymi. Pod koniec lat 80-tych XX wieku NMA przyjechali po raz pierwszy do Polski aby wystąpić na drugiej edycji kultowego festiwalu 'Marchefka'. Od tamtej pory zespół gościł w naszym kraju wielokrotnie. Dotychczas zespół wydał 12 albumów a ich ostatni krążek 'Carnival' z 2005 zwiastował powrót wysokiej formy zespołu. Jako support NMA wystąpi Cool Kids of Death Opublikowano: 11.05.2006 00:00 Autor: root root Źródło: #.

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