A treat is in store next week for fans of New Model Army.
The Bradford band’s frontman is in the studio for an hour-long Bradford Beat special looking at their 30-year career.
During the in-depth interview, Justin looks back at New Model Army’s early days and talks about their mixed experiences with major record labels as well as some of their favourite places to play around the world.
We also play tracks from a new 30-track anthology being released to mark the band’s 30th anniversary.
Don’t miss our New Model Army special on Bradford Beat, Thursday 11 November from 8pm to 9pm on BCB 106.6FM.
And here’s a catch-up of the tracks played on this week’s show (4 November):
Tricky – Murder Weapon
AFS – Unite
Trespassers William – I Could Go Back
Gruff Rhys – Shark-Riddled Waters
Being 747 – The Microscopic Universe
Talk To Angels – Off The Radar (BCB session)
Broken Social Scene – Forced To Love
Disco Machine Gun – Shoot To Kill
The Walkmen – Angela Surf City
Whole Sky Monitor – Ten Floors
Creole Choir of Cuba – Chen Nan Ren
Siren – Billy The Pig (live)
The Go-Team – T.O.R.N.A.D.O.
State of Error – Audience of None
Nice one – Good to see NMA getting some recognition in their 30th year! Ta!
Good to see Justin and New Model Army getting some respect in Bradford…..
It’s just a shame the Council don’t have the decency and vision to recognise the huge credit to the city that NMA are!
Can you ask Justin if there will be any RED SKY COVEN dates in the UK next year, and if they’ll play a gig in the North East???? Pretty Please????
Oh and can KEYSIDE STRIKE support sometime? That’d be nice! =)
Thanx again to Justin and the lads for a brilliant weekend in Nottingham!!!!
Stoney
Firstly can you listen on line ? Can you also passon to Justin just how much we enjoyed the Tommy Stock gig in Frome. If was without doubt my best ever live experiance , and fantastic that it was in the South West, although you were pretty dam fine at Beautiful days as well .
Thanks , and lets hope we get another 30 years..
Dean Mitchell
Yes Dean, you can listen online at http://www.bcbradio.co.uk
Bugger missed it….will it be a podcast ? if not ..did anybody record it and i can seed it out ?