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The songs of Nick Cave articulate a religious vision that is not concerned with comfort or certainty, but rather is willing to inhabit the turbid and fecund place of terror when death draws near to life.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seed's upcoming concert film, 'Distant Sky: Live In Copenhagen' will be released in Ireland for one night only on April 12th. It will be shown in a total of 500 cinemas worldwide for just one night.
The musician, whose father is Depeche Mode frontman Dave Gahan, has a musical style that speaks to New York City's rock and roll roots.
His conversations with old friend Sean O’Hagan reveal much about Cave’s enduring spirit and soul and his defiance in the face of the world’s “casual cruelty”.
The acclaimed musician says he’s “aching to get back” to Australia and reflects on the personal losses that make his return especially poignant.