
Nick Cave’s Let Love In Trades the Bad Seeds’ Dark Sound for a Warm, Soft One
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds lighten their sound on Let Love In, trading dread for warmth across ten tracks.


Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds lighten their sound on Let Love In, trading dread for warmth across ten tracks.

A record of old songs made new again, a jest and a solemn statement, wherein a wall is both broken and built anew.

A heavy record of metal, family, and loss, wherein the band presses past its own bounds, succeeding and failing in equal measure.

Nirvana's third and final album, In Utero, is a raw, abrasive rejection of fame. A masterpiece of grunge honesty, reviewed here.

Nevermind, that record of noise and hook, still raises the spirit after every terrible year has passed over it.
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