Nadine Shah on suicide, addiction and the power of forgiveness
Nadine Shah faced grief, divorce, a breakdown and rehab. She explains how she channelled it all into extraordinary album Filthy Underneath.
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Nadine Shah faced grief, divorce, a breakdown and rehab. She explains how she channelled it all into extraordinary album Filthy Underneath.
Photo: Tim Topple Anyone attending recent Depeche Mode shows would have been treated, however briefly, to a bewitching support slot from Nadine Shah. In her grasp she held a clutch of new songs from ‘Filthy Underneath’, an album that encompasses so much about what makes ...
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Musical and emotional growth go hand in hand as the Tynesider processes grief, rehab and recovery on her fine fifth album
A singular force in UK rock, the singer became isolated in grief, PTSD and addiction. But after ‘falling in love with everybody’ in rehab, she’s put her experiences into her biggest music yet