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15th studio album from the Australian alternative rock band. Featuring the singles 'We No Who U R' and 'Jubilee Street', the album entered the UK Albums Chart at #3 and received critical acclaim. It is the band's first album since the departure of founding member Mick Harvey.
Track Listing:
1. We No Who U R - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (4.04)
2. Wide Lovely Eyes - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (3.4)
3. Water's Edge - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (3.49)
4. Jubilee Street - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (6.35)
5. Mermaids - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (3.49)
6. We Real Cool - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (4.18)
7. Finishing Jubilee Street - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (4.28)
8. Higgs Boson Blues - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (7.5)
9. Push the Sky Away - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (4.07)
Year of Production: 2013
15th studio album from the Australian alternative rock band. Featuring the singles ‘We No Who U R’ and ‘Jubilee Street’, the album entered the UK Albums Chart at #3 and received critical acclaim. It is the band’s first album since the departure of founding member Mick Harvey.
Track Listing:
1. We No Who U R – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (4.04)
2. Wide Lovely Eyes – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (3.4)
3. Water’s Edge – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (3.49)
4. Jubilee Street – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (6.35)
5. Mermaids – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (3.49)
6. We Real Cool – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (4.18)
7. Finishing Jubilee Street – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (4.28)
8. Higgs Boson Blues – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (7.5)
9. Push the Sky Away – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (4.07)
Year of Production: 2013
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Released 18th February 2013.
At the heart of Push the Sky Away is a naturalism and warmth that makes it the most subtly beautiful of all the Bad Seeds albums. The contemporary settings of myths, and the cultural references that have time-stamped Nick's songs of the twenty-first century mist lightly through details drawn from the life he observed around his seaside home, through the tall windows on the album's mysterious and ambiguous cover.
The songs on this album took form in a modest notebook with shellac covers over the course of almost a year. The notebook is a treasured analogue artefact but the internet is equally important to Nick: Googling curiosities, being entranced by exotic Wikipedia entries "whether they're true or not". These songs convey how on the internet profoundly significant events, momentary fads and mystically-tinged absurdities sit side-by-side and question how we might recognise and
Released 18th February 2013.
At the heart of Push the Sky Away is a naturalism and warmth that makes it the most subtly beautiful of all the Bad Seeds albums. The contemporary settings of myths, and the cultural references that have time-stamped Nick’s songs of the twenty-first century mist lightly through details drawn from the life he observed around his seaside home, through the tall windows on the album’s mysterious and ambiguous cover.
The songs on this album took form in a modest notebook with shellac covers over the course of almost a year. The notebook is a treasured analogue artefact but the internet is equally important to Nick: Googling curiosities, being entranced by exotic Wikipedia entries “whether they’re true or not”. These songs convey how on the internet profoundly significant events, momentary fads and mystically-tinged absurdities sit side-by-side and question how we might recognise and
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The albums quiet intensity reveals a band in full command of dynamics, finding drama not in noise but in space and mood. Its a record that rewards close listening, with Caves voice and storytelling at their most haunting and poetic. Push the Sky Away was widely acclaimed as a late-period triumph, proof that The
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
The albums quiet intensity reveals a band in full command of dynamics, finding drama not in noise but in space and mood. Its a record that rewards close listening, with Caves voice and storytelling at their most haunting and poetic. Push the Sky Away was widely acclaimed as a late-period triumph, proof that The
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