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Matt Smith to helm and star in new TV adaptation of Nick Cave novel

Cave’s novel ‘The Death of Bunny Munro’ was published in 2009

The Independent UK

Matt Smith will star in new Nick Cave TV series adaptation, The Death of Bunny Munro

The House of Dragon actor will also executive produce the new Sky show

Evening Standard

Ridley Scott Describes His Original Gladiator 2 Opening Scene With Russell Crowe, And Now I Need To See This

Ridley Scott is hard at work on Gladiator 2, but he reveals details about the opening scene he once had that included Russell Crowe.

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Every cover song by Metallica, ranked from worst to best

We’ve listed the 40 covers that metal’s biggest band recorded in the studio and released to the public in reverse-order of excellence

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10 brilliant rock bands from the 2000s who should have been absolutely massive

In a fair and just world, these bands would be superstars

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Morning Mail: Assange’s brother’s plea to PM, rental squeeze worsens, stars mourn Matthew Perry

PM urged to do more for WikiLeaks founder, rentals drop to record low, actor who played Chandler Bing in Friends remembered as a ‘comedic genius’

The Guardian - AU

Mutiny in Heaven: The Birthday Party review – documentary is a warts-and-all sonic assault

Portrait of post-punk band’s debauched journey from Melbourne to London is a scuzzy time capsule filled with juicy revelations about Nick Cave and co

The Guardian - AU

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The Birthday Party: the danger, drugs and rancour behind Nick Cave’s post-punk band

In his explosive new documentary Mutiny in Heaven, director Ian White explores the contradictions at the heart of the menacing Melbourne band destined for self-destruction

The Guardian - AU

Mark Mordue in conversation about his first Nick Cave book

Nick Milligan chats with Mordue at Abicus.

Newcastle Herald

Things to do in Chicago Sept. 28-Oct. 4: The Mix

The ‘Destinos’ theater festival, shows by Dave Chappelle and Peter Gabriel, and the arrival of a touring 12-foot puppet are among the highlights in the week ahead.

Chicago Sun-Times

Can’t get her out of my head: The enduring mystery of Kylie Minogue

As a child, Kate Solomon was turned towards crime by the ‘Padam Padam’ singer. Thirty years on, she asks, what do we really know about the elusive pop star?

The Independent UK

Jaguar Jonze, Tex Crick and Rainbow Chan: Australia’s best new music for September

Each month our critics pick 20 new songs for our Spotify playlist. Read about 10 of our favourites here – and subscribe on Spotify

The Guardian - AU

Ange Postecoglou promises to bring Spurs fans joy after Nick Cave inspiration

The Australian reminisced about managing against Sir Alex Ferguson in 2000 ahead of facing Manchester United.

The Independent UK

Cults, drugs and religion. The story of Oceans Of Slumber's Starlight And Ash

Oceans Of Slumber vocalist Cammie Beverley opens up on the struggles that helped make her the compelling frontwman she is

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Arresting, dry and fast-paced: ABC series Bay of Fires brings a new humour to the tradition of Australian Gothic

Anika Van Cleef (Marta Dusseldorp) is a high-powered “Toorak Mum”. She is CEO of an investment company she took over from her controlling father and now runs with her new partner, Johann (Nikolai Nikolaeff).

Evening Standard

PJ Harvey - I Inside the Old Year Dying album review: a vivid, spellbinding piece of work

This is a wonderfully immersive experience, the music stripped back to a skeletal state that recalls Nick Cave’s recent work

The Independent UK

Nick Cave: Putting art through a ‘righteous sieve’ leaves us with ‘the bland and morally obvious’

Australian singer said 1996 album ‘Murder Ballads’ was violent ‘towards everybody’

The Independent UK

Nick Cave addresses claims that early album was violent towards women: ‘I’m not a misogynist’

Australian singer said 1996 album ‘Murder Ballads’ was violent ‘towards everybody’

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The Guardian - UK

PJ Harvey: I Inside the Old Year Dying review – a disquieting escape into the wilds of Dorset

Enigmatic and occasionally disturbing, the songwriter adapts her own book of poetry into a rough-edged LP full of potency and atmosphere

Louder

Nick Cave, Dave Gahan, Debbie Harry, Mark Lanegan to appear on new tribute album The Task Has Overwhelmed Us

Stars line up to salute the life and legacy of The Gun Club's Jeffrey Lee Pierce

The Guardian - AU

Taylor Swift v Pixies: what the free tickets claimed by Australian prime ministers reveal about our leaders

A trawl through parliament’s pecuniary interests register reveals how the last three PMs spent their leisure time – and their wildly divergent tastes

The Conversation

How a 'pot-smoking, acid-gobbling smart-arse' became the producer behind some of Australia's greatest music

Maybe he’s someone only musicians know about. Which is criminal. Or maybe this excellent memoir by engineer and producer Tony Cohen, who died in 2017, will fling him into the spotlight. Which is appropriate.

Metal Hammer

Cormac McCarthy was the author of heavy books. In turn, those books inspired some very heavy music

Cormac McCarthy has died aged 89. The author of No Country For Old Men, The Road, Blood Meridian, his books struck a chord with Nick Cave, Clutch, Earth, Watain and more – why?

The Guardian - AU

Five Great Reads: shifting ground in North Korea, heartbreak advice from a centenarian and is Nick Cave conservative?

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey

The Guardian - UK

Faith, Hope and Carnage by Nick Cave and Seán O’Hagan review – heartfelt conversations

The Australian singer-songwriter is candid and charismatic in these in-depth discussions about art, music, life and loss

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