NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS – MORE NEWS FROM NOWHERE (MUTE)
Not the most obvious of songs from Dig Lazarus Dig to be released as a single and at £4.99 this is a pretty bog standard seven inch for a such a price purchased new (and not collector).
Situated as something of an outro song, this song is a breeze, a grand description of a failed woo. There is a definite degree of persistence attached to the continued efforts and shattered groove.
You can hear/tell that the band is having fun as they downright sound like the Velvet Underground on a sunny day. The devil may care atmosphere and attitude applied to this song comes with a genuine sense of mischief that is infectious in a way that only the most accomplished of individuals are able mutter.
The sound of resignation to contentment, with a very mature feeling this song causes me to look up from what I am doing and smile.
This is the kind of song you have stuck in your head as you walk home in a happy haze having pulled and scored.
Elsewhere the song is accompanied by “Fleeting Love” a downbeat, almost country piano led track that crashes with an “In The Ghetto” crossed with Harold And Maude era Cat Stevens vibe.
Thesaurus moment: win.
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Mute
Not the most obvious of songs from Dig Lazarus Dig to be released as a single and at £4.99 this is a pretty bog standard seven inch for a such a price purchased new (and not collector).
Situated as something of an outro song, this song is a breeze, a grand description of a failed woo. There is a definite degree of persistence attached to the continued efforts and shattered groove.
You can hear/tell that the band is having fun as they downright sound like the Velvet Underground on a sunny day. The devil may care atmosphere and attitude applied to this song comes with a genuine sense of mischief that is infectious in a way that only the most accomplished of individuals are able mutter.
The sound of resignation to contentment, with a very mature feeling this song causes me to look up from what I am doing and smile.
This is the kind of song you have stuck in your head as you walk home in a happy haze having pulled and scored.
Elsewhere the song is accompanied by “Fleeting Love” a downbeat, almost country piano led track that crashes with an “In The Ghetto” crossed with Harold And Maude era Cat Stevens vibe.
Thesaurus moment: win.
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Mute
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