It is just one week before many of us take to the cinema to sit and watch director Andrew Dominik's feature film 'One More Time With Feeling'. Documenting the production of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds up and coming album 'Skeleton Tree', it is said to be 'a true testament to an artist trying to find his way through the darkness'.
Since Caves son tragically passed away in November 2015, the film is said to have evolved and Dominik is believed to have created something much more substantial and significant than just introducing the album. Having explored the emotion and pain behind the writing and recording of the album the film paints a much darker backdrop.
The feature film is to be aired for one night only, giving fans the chance to hear and delve into 'Skeleton Tree' before its release. Following their latest album 'Push The Sky Away' released in 2013, 'Skeleton Tree' is set for release on 9th September 2016.
Ahead of the screenings, we are invited in early as footage from the film is released. The video for the new track 'Jesus Alone' has been shared across all social media channels giving us the first glance of what will be a truly breath taking album.
Filmed in black and white, it is a great teaser of what is to come, with many describing the track as a 'beautiful masterpiece' and others claiming it to be the 'sound of grieve'. Cave's voice accompanied by the string orchestra screams power and gives you the ability to feel alive; even through the dark times. The lyrics are unusual and ghostly, with the instrumental complimenting every word leaving you mesmerized. Much like beautiful poetry, the emotion is static, leaving you with goosebumps. It is everything you would expect and want from a Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds track.
Skeleton Tree consists of the following track titles:
1. Jesus Alone
2. Rings of Saturn
3. Girl in Amber
4. Magneto
5. Anthrocene
6. I Need You
7. Distant Sky
8. Skeleton Tree
Since Caves son tragically passed away in November 2015, the film is said to have evolved and Dominik is believed to have created something much more substantial and significant than just introducing the album. Having explored the emotion and pain behind the writing and recording of the album the film paints a much darker backdrop.
The feature film is to be aired for one night only, giving fans the chance to hear and delve into 'Skeleton Tree' before its release. Following their latest album 'Push The Sky Away' released in 2013, 'Skeleton Tree' is set for release on 9th September 2016.
Ahead of the screenings, we are invited in early as footage from the film is released. The video for the new track 'Jesus Alone' has been shared across all social media channels giving us the first glance of what will be a truly breath taking album.
Filmed in black and white, it is a great teaser of what is to come, with many describing the track as a 'beautiful masterpiece' and others claiming it to be the 'sound of grieve'. Cave's voice accompanied by the string orchestra screams power and gives you the ability to feel alive; even through the dark times. The lyrics are unusual and ghostly, with the instrumental complimenting every word leaving you mesmerized. Much like beautiful poetry, the emotion is static, leaving you with goosebumps. It is everything you would expect and want from a Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds track.
Jesus Alone - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Skeleton Tree consists of the following track titles:
1. Jesus Alone
2. Rings of Saturn
3. Girl in Amber
4. Magneto
5. Anthrocene
6. I Need You
7. Distant Sky
8. Skeleton Tree
