New Model Army took Kraków by storm with an electrifying performance at Klub Kwadrat on Friday, March 8th, as part of their tour promoting their latest album ‘Unbroken.’ Led by principal songwriter and singer Justin Sullivan, the band showcased their signature blend of raw energy, powerful lyrics, and politically charged anthems.
Their new album, ‘Unbroken,’ delvs into themes of confinement, claustrophobia, and anti-colonial rage that when performed live result in an introspective and emotionally delivery. From the infernal madness of ‘Reload’ to the anti-colonial fervour of ‘Legend,’ the band’s lyrical prowess and political anger were on full display.
While the instrumental experiments showcased the band’s musical versatility, it was the poignant vocals and heartfelt lyrics that truly stole the show. Songs like ‘Idumea’ stood out for their expansive soundscapes and powerful choir elements, offering a glimpse into a world of hope and resilience.
In ‘Unbroken,’ New Model Army seamlessly navigated between justified anger, despair, and wide horizons of hope, leaving the audience uplifted and inspired. It was a night to remember, as New Model Army once again proved why they are one of the most influential bands in the alternative rock scene.
Photos by No.Photos for Kraków Music & Live Nation
