Recorded in an unseasonably warm Berlin in early 2013, "Between Dog and Wolf" saw New Model Army return to a more experimental and atmospheric sound, eschewing the directness of some of their previous work. The album closes with the nearly eleven-minute "Black Earth," a testament to the band's continued commitment to artistic exploration.
- The album was recorded at the Red Door Studios in Bavaria and the Folkstone Winery in Hamburg, Germany.
- "Between Dog and Wolf" reached number 56 on the German album charts and number 97 on the UK album charts.
- The album was produced by Andy Bradfield and New Model Army, with longtime collaborator Robert "Justice" Williams credited as engineer.
New Model Army are a long-running English rock band formed in Bradford in 1980. They are known for their distinctive blend of alternative rock, post-punk, and folk influences, fronted by the enduring presence of Justin Sullivan. By 2013, the band had already released over a dozen studio albums, solidifying their reputation as consistent and uncompromising artists within the alternative music scene.
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