Nick Cave has shared that he and The Bad Seeds are spending time in the studio with the vague idea of creating a new record. The revelation came in a recent post on his Red Hand Files blog. Their last album, Wild God, was released in 2024.
Nick Cave described heading to Islington to work with band members Martyn P. Casey, Thomas Wydler, Jim Sclavunos and Warren Ellis. He framed the sessions as casual efforts based on a loose plan rather than a firm commitment to new material.
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Sturgill Simpson, performing as Johnny Blue Skies with his band the Dark Clouds, has revealed details of their second album, Mutiny After Midnight, set for release on March 13 via Atlantic Outpost in physical formats only. The record, recorded spontaneously at Easy Eye Sound in Nashville, aims to create a groove-centered dance album addressing themes of global darkness and personal love. It follows the 2024 debut Passage Du Desir and Simpson's last release under his own name, 2021's The Ballad of Dood & Juanita.
A career-spanning anthology of recordings by Conway Savage, the late pianist for Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, has been announced for release on July 17. Titled 'Too Dark To See: Solo & Collaborative Recordings 1992-2010', the collection was curated with input from bandmate Mick Harvey. It features 24 tracks from Savage's solo and collaborative work.
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Cradle of Filth's leader Dani Filth has shared updates on the band's upcoming fifteenth studio album in a recent interview. The group is nearly finished writing the material and plans to enter the studio soon. This follows the release of their previous album, 'The Screaming Of The Valkyries,' in March 2025.
Hayden Thorpe, former frontman of indie band Wild Beasts, has announced three UK live shows for November 2026 where he will perform the band's songs solo. The performances mark his first revisit of the material in nine years. Tickets go on sale April 7.
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The experimental rock band YHWH Nailgun has joined the roster of the respected British label 4AD. The announcement follows their recent performance at the C2C Festival in New York City.