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Nick Cave & Warren Ellis – ‘Carnage’ review: the peak of their powers Cave and his Bad Seeds bandmate take an adventurous leap into the COVID era’s dark night of the soul with this surprise new record 5 “ There are some people trying to find out who / There are some people trying to find out why,” Nick Cave announces on ‘Carnage’ opener ‘Hand Of God’, “ there are some people who aren’t trying to find anything, but that kingdom in the sky”. Once fans are over their giddy joy at a surprise new album, they’ll soon be poring ov...

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis Find Beauty Amid Today's 'Carnage' Published Feb 25, 2021 8Nick Cave is sounding restless again. The legendary Australian musician had been sounding uncharacteristically pensive and reflective since kicking off a late-career renaissance with 2013's ominously baroque  Push the Sky Away, leading to some of the best albums of his career. But, even at his most placid, it sounded like Cave still had the power to leap out of listeners' headphones and bellow in their faces — he was just choosing not to, as on 2016's sparse, ambient  Skeleton Tree and 2019's mournful...

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis Release Surprise Album 'Carnage' The first non-soundtrack jointly credited to the longtime collaborators is out now Photo: Joel Ryan Published Feb 25, 2021 In January, Nick Cave revealed that he and longtime collaborator Warren Ellis had recorded a new album titled  Carnage. Now, the duo have surprise-released the eight-track effort via Goliath Records, with the physical version to come on May 28. In a press release, Cave called  Carnage "a brutal but very beautiful record nested in a communal catastrophe." Added Ellis, "The eight songs were there in one form ...

Cave’s rich writing and Ellis’s dense beat-free sounds form a reliably vivid picture of locked-down end-times and the fantasy of redemption

How to rebel when your dad is Nick Cave? Wear a pair of ‘awful’ jeans We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size When Earl Cave arrived to audition for the part of Daniel in Days of the Bagnold Summer, director Simon Bird felt a rush of relief. “I knew it was going to be him,” he says. “We’d seen so many kids by that stage, over a hundred. None of them had been exactly right.” Daniel is an unwashed 15-year-old metalhead who hates everything and treats his mother with contempt. But he had to...