
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Turn Their 1992 Album Into a Film Score, Track by Track
A look back at Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds' 1992 record Henry's Dream, a strange tale of grief, fear, and folk horror.


A look back at Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds' 1992 record Henry's Dream, a strange tale of grief, fear, and folk horror.

A grim chronicle of tender prey: Nick Cave and his seed of tormenters confide their sins upon the mercy seat.

A solemn dirge of grief, wherein Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds mourn a fallen son through piano, percussion, and spoken lament.

A grim chronicle of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds' 2008 record, wherein a man risen from death sings of dread and beauty alike.

A review of Nick Cave's 1986 cover album Kicking Against the Pricks, weighing its menace against its borrowed songs.

A look back at Nick Cave's 'The Good Son,' a dark, theatrical album that rewards patience despite its flaws.

A review of Mannequin Pussy's second album, Romantic, a 17-minute statement of tightened songwriting and focused intent.

Mannequin Pussy's Gypsy Pervert balances punk menace and pop hooks in eighteen tight minutes.

A record of feeling lost in one's own life, wherein pop songs sound effortless though they are not.

A songwriter trades hollow bedroom rawness for full band arrangements, keeping memory's pain intimate and honest.

A debut album of force and fury, a record that dares to be direct rather than clever.

A gentle, unhurried record about noticing the strange in the familiar, told with deadpan wit.
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