Personal rumination, historical probing, musical craftsmanship, and anxious domesticity all blended together into an utterly unique vision of the working life of one of the most evocative writer-musicians to ever take the stage. The mood is set by black and white shots, featuring Cave looking pensive in the back set of a auto, intertwined with urban and beach landscapes.
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NICK Cave & the Bad Seeds have released the official trailer for the highly-anticipated feature film that will launch their new album.
Just how touched, and how public that reaction is, may come as a surprise to long-term fans when One More Time with Feeling screens.
Originally meant to be a concert based production, director Andrew Dominik found himself caught up in the meaning behind Cave’s lyrics and One More Time With The Feeling took a different turn.
Next month Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will be unveiling Skeleton Tree, their 16th studio album and the first since the tragic death of Cave’s son past year. The album began its journey in late 2014 at Retreat Studios, Brighton, with further sessions at La Frette Studios, France in autumn 2015.
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A black and white teaser video has been released to promote One More Time with Feeling, the cinematic project to be released in theatres September 8, the night before the arrival of the band’s new album, Skeleton Tree.
