I wrote about Nadine Shah two years ago this month on the release of her excellent debut album, Love Your Dum And Mad (2013). If I tell you that her father is from Pakistan and her mother’s roots are Norwegian but she comes from South Shields in the north east, that alone should pique your […]
As we approach the end of 2013, I see lists, lots of lists. Lists of music that has captured people, demanded their attention, hypnotised them, moved them. Generally these lists have an order – this is a selection of songs that have been released this year in no order at all. Also these are selections […]
Another 10 songs from 2013 available on Spotify as we approach the end of the year. http://indeepmusicarchive.net/2013/11/eclectic-trainwrecks-volume-three-2013/ http://indeepmusicarchive.net/2013/11/eclectic-trainwrecks-volume-two-2013/ http://indeepmusicarchive.net/2013/11/eclectic-trainwrecks-volume-one-2013/
As December arrives and the nights become bitterly cold, this 200 year old house fulfils its purpose as if it wants to keep you warm inside its walls, like a mother. The late snow is slowly moving towards us, a great enveloping army of white fingers stretching out blind, unsure of its own purpose – […]
Catch Nadine Shah in London just before Christmas and then in Germany in March. Dec 8 – Barbican London – UK (Supporting Stornoway) Dec 19 – Barfly, Camden, London – UK Mar 9 – Indra – Hamburg – Germany Mar 10 – Franzz Club – Berlin – Germany Mar 11 – Luxor – Cologne – […]
So who is Nadine Shah? Well there’s not a lot of information about her, just that she is from Whitburn, South Tyneside (that’s near Newcastle in the North East of England, in case you’re not English). She has Pakistani and Norwegian parents and sounds like a cross between PJ Harvey and Marianne Faithful – sort […]