Nick Cave

Nick Cave, born in Australia, is a celebrated post-punk singer/songwriter known for his compelling storytelling. With his band, the Bad Seeds, he blends blues, gospel, and rock. His hits include "The Singer" and "Murder Ballads." Collaborations with Warren Ellis earned acclaim as film composers. Inducted into Australia's ARIA Hall of Fame in 2007, Cave's literary talent shines through his deep, dark lyrics, echoing legends like Leonard Cohen. Known for his haunting voice, Cave's work, including "Ghosteen" and "Carnage," explores grief and introspection.