Justin Sullivan

Justin Edward Sullivan (born 8 April 1956) is an English singer, songwriter and musician.

He is also the lead vocalist, guitarist and principal songwriter of English rock band New Model Army, which he formed in 1980 together with drummer Robert Heaton and bassist Stuart Morrow in their hometown of Bradford, West Yorkshire.

In the early 1980s he performed under the stage name of "Slade the Leveller", referring to the political movement of the Levellers.

His parents are Quaker.

He collaborated with Denby and Heaton on the studio album Hex (1987), which put music to Denby's poetry, and then recorded "Weird Sister" and "Spirit Stories", also putting music to Denby's poetry.

Apart from his regular New Model Army studio albums, he has released two live albums with New Model Army material together with various members of the band capturing their off-duty tours, namely Big Guitars in Little Europe together with Dave Blomberg in 1995 and Tales of the Road together with Dean White and Michael Dean under the name Justin Sullivan & Friends in 2004.

He was also a member of Red Sky Coven, which he co-founded, with Rev Hammer, Joolz Denby and Brett Selby.

In 2003, Sullivan debuted as a solo artist with the studio album Navigating by the Stars.

His songs "Tales of the Road", "White Lights", "Lullaby", "Navigating by the Stars" have been remixed by Christoph H. Mueller (Gotan Project) and added to the pre-release soundtrack of Exilée, a thriller by Nemo Sandman (with Denby), director of Wonderful Way to Go and other videos and stills for NMA.

In 2007, Sullivan sang on "Who Has Questions for the Dead?"

on the This Is Menace studio album The Scene Is Dead.

Justin lives in Paris, France with his French partner.

Studio albums

Live albums

Compilations