The Newcranes Discography 1992 - 1994

The Newcranes comprised a group of young musicians playing up-tempo mandolin-oriented Ukrainian-influenced folk punk music, who were based in the East Midlands of the UK in the early 1990s. They formed part of Derby's energetic Folk Punk Scene [1]. The Newcranes tasted chart success, did headline tours, festivals and shared the bill with such luminaries as Bob Dylan, The Levellers, The Pogues, Skunk Anansie, and Rolf Harris.
The group split at the end of the 1990s. Lead singer Wolly Dyszkant emigrated to Melbourne, Australia and currently records under the name DyMyR, an adaptation of his full Ukrainian first name Wolodymyr. [2]
Fast-forward to 1999 and Wol decided to shut up shop and head for a slightly larger land called Australia. With this shift in space, came the natural change in his approach to music and currently records under the name DyMyR, an adaptation of his full Ukrainian first name Wolodymyr.

Frontline (1992).
CD Mini Album.
12" Mini Album. Musidisc 109841/MU210.
Produced by Philip Tennant.
Prelude to Frontline based on Zapowit (The Final Testament) by Taras Shevchenko.

Frontline.
Box of Shadows.
Nature’s Love.
Theme.
Turpentine.
Man’s Inhumanity.

Don’t Drag my Body Down. (1993).
12" Single. Vinyl Urinyl 12UV001.
CD Single. Vinyl Urinyl CU001.
Produced by Philip Tennant.

Don’t Drag My Body Down.
West of the City.
Too Good with a Gun.

Crown of Thorns (1994).
Produced by Pat Collier.
12" Single. Red Records. RED121.

Crown of Thorns.
Back in the Old Country.
You Can’t Have it All.

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