On September 13th, Nick Cave will return with his second Grinderman record, titled simply Grinderman 2. The album is the anticipated follow-up to Grinderman’s breakout debut, which found the Bad Seeds ...

At first, Nick Cave denies it. "Actually, I think you'll find that it belongs to Jim Sclavunos. I let that shot go through because I thought it was Jim Sclavunos," the singer says. The shot in ...

Nick Cave is on the phone from a recording studio in England, where he and his frequent collaborator Warren Ellis — a member of both the Bad Seeds and Cave’s new band, Grinderman — are knee-deep in ...

In recent years, Nick Cave has made an about-face that's the musical equivalent of trading the family sedan for a convertible. In 2007, a skeezy-looking Cave, wearing a mustache, slicked-back hair and ...

Nick Cave is a busy man. Over the past year, the underground rock hero has released a novel, scored a Viggo Mortensen movie, re-released some of his Bad Seeds records, rewritten the screenplay for a ...

It had been over eight years since Nick Cave last played in Minnesota (the Bad Seeds played the State Theatre in April 2002), so as you can imagine, the anticipation and energy of the crowd at First ...

Even for a man like Nick Cave who thrives on mythmaking, The Bad Seeds must be a particularly weighty crown to bear. From the moment they swore not to “tell them about a girl” in Wings of Desire ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nick Cave needed Grinderman to break free. After a decade that saw two albums of mournful love songs, one career-first critically ...

The Bad Seeds’ vocalist revives Grinderman in Mojave. Photo: Jason Kempin, Getty Images Nick Cave is such a cocky genius. His dirty rock band and Bad Seeds alter ego Grinderman put on a loud and ...

You know those people who do suffer fools gladly? Yeah, Nick Cave is really not one of them. "The last three questions you could have f—ing Googled, mate!" the Australian novelist, screenwriter, and ...

Nick Cave describes women a lot in the company of his tall, hairy, dark-suited, middle-aged new band, Grinderman. At times he does proper literary comparison: someone is put forth as a “lupine child” ...

It is always interesting to see an offshoot of a prolific rock band attempt to forge new identities and find new sounds. What is even more interesting is the case with Nick Cave's new band, Grinderman ...