Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

For decades, Nick Cave has been regarded as one of the last great romantics of rock music - an artist who sings of pain and hope, apocalypse and redemption with the same urgency. With the Bad Seeds, the multinational formation that emerged from the wreckage of The Birthday Party in 1983, Cave has created a body of work that defies easy categorization: somewhere between gloomy gospel, literary ballad and eruptive rock. 18 studio albums, countless side projects, film scores and literary works bear witness of an inexhaustible productivity.

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