Nick Cave is an Australian singer-songwriter, author and composer, best known as the frontman of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds; noted for his literary lyrics, dark baritone voice and work on film soundtracks.

Frontman of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds; longtime collaborator with Warren Ellis; author of novels including And the Ass Saw the Angel and The Death of Bunny Munro; composer of film soundtracks such as The Proposition, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford and The Road.

DeBaser reviews celebrate Nick Cave's work across novels, albums and film soundtracks. Common descriptors: gothic, hallucinatory, melancholic and cinematic. Readers praise his literary voice, collaborations (notably Warren Ellis) and evocative soundscapes.

For:Fans of dark literature and gothic rock, soundtrack listeners, readers of literary fiction and followers of alternative rock.

 I read this book with the vinyl playing in the background, and the combination of prose and music is a perfect blend of gothic, dirty, and hallucinogenic atmospheres, perpetually balancing between reality and nightmare.

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 A distillation of blues, rock, suffering, light, defeats, and Pyrrhic victories.

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 A soundtrack of a very melancholic film.

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 A slow film, full of surreal images, a world unto itself, everything seems strange, blurred.

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