For five seasons now, Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds' track "Red Right Hand" has served as the theme song for the UK period crime drama Peaky Blinders. PJ Harvey, Laura Marling, Iggy Pop and Jarvis Cocker, and more have also covered the song for the show. And now, as Pitchfork, Snoop Dogg has too.

The band will release recordings from their Copenhagen show later this yearNick CaveNick Cave And The Bad Seeds have announced details of a new live EP. The band’s last release came in 2017 with the compilation album ‘Lovely Creatures: The Best Of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds‘. Ahead of that, they released the 2016 s...

PJ Harvey has released a cover of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds’ 1994 track “Red Right Hand” that she recorded for the BBC TV series Peaky Blinders. It’s her second new recording since 2011′s Let England Shake — the other was a political protest song that was put out in August 2013 called...

The new movie 20,000 Days On Earth is a sort of half-fictional portrait of the Australian scorched-earth postpunk icon Nick Cave, which honestly seems like the only realistic way to approach the life of a person who barely seems real. The movie comes out later this month, and to celebrate its impending release, Cave and [...]

Alongside new releases from Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, British Sea Power, Fat White Family and Kelly Clarkson