Source Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds released their latest album in February this year, Push The Sky Away, and they also toured in North America in April, but next year they are coming back with a lot more concerts. Starting today the band is touring in Europe but they also announced the tour dates for the next year in North America. European tour dates:…
They allready shared two songs from their upcoming album, Push The Sky Away, by realeasing the videos for the songs: We No Who U R and Jubilee Street. The album is going to be out on 18th February this year. And they also added some locations for their American tour, and posted a list with the European tour dates, according to their official webpage. Also – A rare Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ live stream performance from the…
Source. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Jubilee Street The video for the song Jubilee Street is actually the second released by the band from the upcoming album Push The Sky Away, which is set to be release this month on 18th for Europe and 19th for USA. The fans can also pre-order the upcoming album from their official website. The video is directed by John Hillcoat, whose name is no more a…
Source. Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds-Push the Sky Away This new video for the song We No Who U , is the first track from their upcoming album, Push The Sky Away, which is going to be release in February this year (18th for Europe, and 19th for USA). The video was directed by Gaspar Noé, and it’s quite simple, if you ask me, but goes just fine with Nick’s great…
Fresh after releasing a most impressive new album with his Grinderman project and whilst still in full tour, Nick Cave seems relentless and inexhaustible after recently stating that he’ll be releasing a new album with the Bad Seeds next year, the band’s fifteenth and the first after the 2008 “Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!”, #3 on our end of the year list. Fans shouldn’t be too eager as to the remark however, since Cave needs to write…
This post is part of our “Top Albums of The Decade” series. Follow the series to read about the best music to grace our ears in the 2000s. Portishead – Third (Island Records) Muscular synthesizers, drum breaks and abrupt endings keeping the tension high. In a few words this is how Portishead’s third studio release, suggestively titled “Third,” sounds like. An amalgam of noise, distortions and Eastern Bloc minimalism is what the first listener might…
Mick Harvey, a Nick Cave long time collaborator (former Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds/Birthday Party member), and of apparent no relation to the headliner of this particular blog post, recently stated at the end of last month on his myspace that “there will be extensive touring commitments with my dear friend Polly (PJ) after the release of her new album in February 2011.” He goes on to say: “We recorded her album back in…
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