Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds- Push The Sky Away
Artist: Nick Cave
Format: Vinyl
Manufacturer: Bad Seed Ltd
Released: 12/17/2013
"Push the Sky Away" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds is a moody and atmospheric album, released in 2013, where Cave explores themes of love, loss, and existential contemplation with a minimalist approach. Notable tracks include "Jubilee Street," which tells a dark, narrative-driven story of love and decay with a haunting melody, and "Higgs Boson Blues," where Cave delves into surreal imagery, referencing Miley Cyrus and Robert Johnson in a contemplation on fame and meaning. The album marks a shift towards a more subdued and introspective sound, showcasing Nick Cave's poetic lyricism against sparse instrumentation.
Artist: Nick Cave
Format: Vinyl
Manufacturer: Bad Seed Ltd
Released: 12/17/2013
"Push the Sky Away" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds is a moody and atmospheric album, released in 2013, where Cave explores themes of love, loss, and existential contemplation with a minimalist approach. Notable tracks include "Jubilee Street," which tells a dark, narrative-driven story of love and decay with a haunting melody, and "Higgs Boson Blues," where Cave delves into surreal imagery, referencing Miley Cyrus and Robert Johnson in a contemplation on fame and meaning. The album marks a shift towards a more subdued and introspective sound, showcasing Nick Cave's poetic lyricism against sparse instrumentation.
Artist: Nick Cave
Format: Vinyl
Manufacturer: Bad Seed Ltd
Released: 12/17/2013
"Push the Sky Away" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds is a moody and atmospheric album, released in 2013, where Cave explores themes of love, loss, and existential contemplation with a minimalist approach. Notable tracks include "Jubilee Street," which tells a dark, narrative-driven story of love and decay with a haunting melody, and "Higgs Boson Blues," where Cave delves into surreal imagery, referencing Miley Cyrus and Robert Johnson in a contemplation on fame and meaning. The album marks a shift towards a more subdued and introspective sound, showcasing Nick Cave's poetic lyricism against sparse instrumentation.