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2 days agoLamb of God's Randy Blythe Names His Top Three Vocalists of All Time
Randy Blythe names H.R., Nick Cave, and Iggy Pop as his top three vocalists of all time.
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Arts
fromThe Washington Post
2 months agoIn a stunning Smithsonian exhibit, artist Nick Cave uses stuff to excavate life
Nick Cave's 'Mammoth' exhibition assembles found objects, wearable sculpture, video and installation into a 700-square-foot light-table self-portrait that evokes memory and bodily performance.
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months agoNick Cave & the Bad Seeds review an electrifying crescendo of faith, fury and fragile joy
Dragging his hand across the piano keys, Nick Cave leaps into the air and charges towards the crowd like a preacher breaking from the pulpit. Bring your spirit down! he cries repeatedly, arms flung wide as the choir roars behind him. It's barely 10 minutes into their set at Fremantle Park in Perth, and Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds have the audience in the palm of their hands.
Music
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months agoNick Cave's Veiled World: the starry tale of how sometimes the devil doesn't have the best tunes
Devouring the new Nick Cave documentary on Sky, I am reminded how critics go wild for arty musicians who constantly change direction and dabble in everything. This is its own kind of myth. I know plenty of artists who keep moving one week they're sewing fish scales on to jackets, the next they're painting mirrors or putting seahorses in samovars. The problem is, no one cares.
Film
Film
fromCN Traveller
5 months ago"I have a relationship with Brighton where there is a lot of grief for me, personally" Nick Cave and Matt Smith on The Death of Bunny Munro
Sky's six-episode drama The Death of Bunny Munro explores grief, masculinity, addiction, and nostalgia through Bunny and his son’s road trip across Brighton.
Television
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months agoMatt Smith is so hot it's problematic': inside the TV version of Nick Cave's disturbing, sex-filled novel
Matt Smith stars as Bunny Munro in a Sky adaptation of Nick Cave's provocative story, toning down explicit scenes while centring a fraught father–son relationship.
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