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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

The Boatman's Call (2015 reissue)

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standard cd - £11.99
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‘The Boatman’s Call’ is the tenth studio album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, released in 1997.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Live Seeds (rsd 22)

Exclusive Limited Edition, includes The Mercy Seat, Deanna, Tupelo, The Ship Song & Many More.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Ghosteen

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Having made ‘Skeleton Tree’ our album of the year in 2016, we were aching for a new album from our master.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Skeleton Tree

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*** RESIDENT ALBUM OF THE YEAR - 2016 *** 'skeleton tree' is a much more abstract, cerebral experience than anything else in his incomparable catal...

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Let Love in (2015 reissue)

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‘Let Love In’, the eighth studio album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, was originally released in 1994.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

No More Shall We Part (2015 reissue)

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‘No More Shall We Part’ was released in April 2001 and was the eleventh studio record by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

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Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!
Today’s Lesson
Moonland
Night Of The Lotus
Eaters
Albert Goes West
We Call Upon The Author
Hold On To Yourself
Lies Down Here (& Be My Girl)
Jesus Of The Moon
Midnight Man
More News From Nowhere

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! (vinyl reissue)

Mute/BMG

heavyweight 2lp + download

Released: 17th Nov 2014

£24.99

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‘Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!’ is Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ fourteenth studio album, and was recorded in June and July 2007 at The State of the Ark Studios in Richmond, Surrey, and mixed by Nick Launay at British Grove recording studios, in Chiswick, west London, and was released on March 3rd 2008.

It would also be the last album to feature founding member Mick Harvey, who left the Bad Seeds in 2009. Critical response to the album was overwhelmingly positive, with reviewers citing this as both a return to greatness and a new side of the band: the NME described the record as a "gothic psycho-sexual apocalypse" and gave it 8/10, whilst Mojo magazine proclaimed it their album of 2008.