Articles tagged "nick cave"

Featured: Front Page Feature

Hitting ‘The Road’ with Director John Hillcoat

by Matt Mazur

[23.Nov.09] :. Director John Hillcoat talks to PopMatters about the hazards of being intimidated by legends, the funny side of cannibalism and Viggo Mortensen's sweet tooth as his adaptation of the seminal apocalyptic novel The Road hits theaters.

Recent features

 

Mixed Media

Nick Cave - The Death of Bunny Munro (new book / MP3)

by PopMatters Staff

[1.Sep.09] :. Nick Cave The Death of Bunny Munro (Faber and Faber) Releasing: 1 September Nick Cave The Death of Bunny Munro, Chapter 5...

Mixed Media

 

Column: Torch & Twang

Murder, My Sweet

by Juli Thanki

[28.Oct.08] :. They might kick me out of the feminist club for this, but I love murder ballads, even the ones in which women get killed—though, to be fair, I am an equal opportunity advocate when it comes to a good killing narrative.

Recent columns

 
PopMatters Pick

Music Review

Nick 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.

Recent Music reviews

 

Music Feature

The Light Within: The 21st Century Love Songs of Nick Cave

by Jillian Burt

[4.Feb.08] :. As the Bad Seeds prepare to release their new album, Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!, Burt considers the mythological symbols in Nick Cave's songs and what they say about the time we live in.

Recent features

 

Music Review

Grinderman: Grinderman

by Michael Lomas

[10.Apr.07] :. Much more than a diversionary side project, Grinderman is a foul mouthed, frequently hilarious discharge of utterly essential midlife-crisis rock and roll.

Recent Music reviews

 

Grinderman: Grinderman

by Nick Pearson

[10.Apr.07] :. The side project of Nick Cave and selected Bad Seeds is lecherous, primal, nihilistic and marvellous.

 

Leonard Cohen: I’m Your Man (2005)

by Daynah Burnett

[30.Jun.06] :. Lian Lunson's concert documentary, Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man, works against itself, with too many gushing tributes and not enough Cohen.

 

Nick Cave

by Deirdre Day-MacLeod

[13.Aug.03] :. I saw the Devil on stage at the Roseland Ballroom on a night so sultry New York seemed like hell with sidewalks. The streets outside seethed with the ebb and flow of tickets from scalpers, selling...