“If you’re still trying to get over the annus horriblis that was 2016, then 2017 hasn’t provided much comfort thus far. But if last year was our collective nadir, then at least it spurred many artists, politicians and activists into action, to try and affect change. People like Nadine Shah. “Artists need to document the times they live in,” she recently stated in an interview, and ‘Holiday Destinat”
“Nadine Shah focuses on the light at the end of the tunnel”
“The third album from the UK singer-songwriter is bleak but compassionate. Her brooding post-punk is an unsettling backdrop for songs about the refugee crisis, Islamophobia, and poisonous politicians.”
