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Apr 22nd Comment
A new 7" single from Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds was part of this past weekend's Record Store Day deluge. "Animal X," apparently named after an Australian nature documentary series from the '90s, came…   Read Story »
Feb 22nd Comment
Fresh from his album of the week honor, Nick Cave easily sold out the Fonda Theater in Hollywood by rolling out Push The Sky Away in its entirety backed by an orchestra and the children from the…   Read Story »
Feb 19th 19 Comments
Even when he was a fresh-faced punk, Nick Cave never sounded like a fresh-faced punk. Back on those Birthday Party records, he sounded like a wizened, apocalyptic rage-prophet. And over the course of…   Read Story »
Feb 8th 6 Comments
Push The Sky Away, the new album from Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, is a quieter affair than its predecessor Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! or the two albums that Cave recorded with his Grinderman band, but it's…   Read Story »
Feb 4th 1 Comment
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' new album Push The Sky Away is a couple of weeks away from release, and today we get the video for their languid, sinister "Jubilee Street." Cave's old buddy and…   Read Story »
Jan 14th 1 Comment
I'm not certain of many things in this life, but here's one thing I know: I am going to enjoy Push The Sky Away, the new Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds album, when it arrives next month. Cave has already…   Read Story »
Jan 11th 4 Comments
Later this year, Sharon Van Etten will open for Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds on tour in America. And on a recent radio session for Australia's Triple J Radio, Van Etten covered one of her future…   Read Story »
Jan 7th 3 Comments
The video for Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds's "We No Who U R" is appropriately mysterious for the song's title and Nick Cave's equally as ominous persona. A camera follows a shadowy figure through the…   Read Story »
Dec 3rd, 2012 1 Comment
Nick Cave broke up the amazing Grinderman last year -- not exactly great news to any of us who thought that band's two LPs ranked among the best of the last decade. But the promise of a new album…   Read Story »
Oct 26th, 2012 2 Comments
Back in 1995, Kylie Minogue was still a recovering Aussie teen idol when she and Nick Cave recorded "Where The Wild Roses Grow," a duet for Cave's Murder Ballads album. This was a legitimately…   Read Story »
































