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Articles tagged "nick cave and the bad seeds" Events ReviewNick Cave and the Bad Seedsby Kirstie Shanley[13.Oct.08] :. Over the past four decades Nick Cave has risen from the depths of the Australian underground of punk and rock to create some of the most epic songs ever written. PopMatters Pick Music ReviewNick Cave and the Bad Seeds: Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!by Ron Hart[14.Apr.08] :. On his 14th studio album, Australia’s crown prince of goth manifests into its unheralded king of rock.  Music DVD ReviewNick Cave and the Bad Seeds: The Road to God Knows Where/Live at the Paradiso [DVD]by Megan Milks[22.Feb.06] :. Nick Cave has always seemed misplaced, of another era. An Australian whose '60s-retro skinny suits and 19th century face have lived all over Europe, Cave looks and sings like an old soul.  Music ReviewNick Cave and the Bad Seeds: B-Sides and Raritiesby Zeth Lundy[15.Mar.05] :. On the heels of the album of their career, Cave and the Bad Seeds look back on their 20 years together with a three-disc collection of odds 'n' sods.  Music ReviewNick Cave and the Bad Seeds: Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheusby Zeth Lundy[9.Nov.04] :. The albums are so strong, so above-the-bar, that they represent an ascension to a new abstract plane of creativity. In their evocations of sin and redemption, lust and love, nature and religion, Cave and the Bad Seeds have unleashed a contentious vision of sound and fury.  Music DVD ReviewNick Cave and the Bad Seeds: God Is in the House [DVD]by Dave Heaton[22.Sep.03] :. God Is in the House might seem like an unlikely title for a Nick Cave DVD; his discography is ridden with dark tales of murder, illicit desires and mad obsessions. Yet he’s always been... Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds: Nocturamaby Scott Hreha[26.Feb.03] :. Nearly 25 years of virtually scoring musical accompaniment to the Old Testament can take a lot out of anyone, even someone with as gothic a pedigree as Nick Cave. Since his first recordings with The... Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds: No More Shall We Partby Simon WarnerNick Cave has lurked in the rock shadows for two decades, deliberately seeking the margins, it seems, rather than the blinding glare of the spotlight. Yet his strategy—more accidental than... |
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