Push The Sky Away (studio album)
by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

From VictorVale 04/19/2023 14:12 | #296214

Cria um ambiente próprio, uma atmosfera que sequestra e expões dores. Muito bom!

Album Rating: 82.67
(744/9)

1.We No Who U R. 90
2.Wide Lovely Eyes. 75
3.Water's Edge. 81
4.Jubilee Street. 85
5.Mermaids. 92
6.We Real Cool. 78
7.Finishing Jubilee Street. 74
8.Higgs Boson Blues. 85
9.Push The Sky Away. 84

From pedro1976 05/05/2022 17:56 | #285002

Album of the year, 2013 (Tie) with ...Like Clockwork

This album contains some of their best songs ever, that are really allowed to breathe and that creates a fantastic soundscape on this record. Its shocking at how great and unique this record is considering it is the groups 15th album so to still be so experimental and full of ideas is brilliant. It really is a testament to how great this group is and the quality they put out. The multi layering on this record is brilliant and the vast and varied instrumentation means there is something for everyone and each instrument shines in its own right. However, while this record does have some of the best songs from Cave it is not short of a few filler tracks mainly nearer the start. This is disappointing as it is only a 9 track album that is 42 minutes long so shouldn't really have this. Overall, a great record by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds but it does fall a little short of their best work.

From Brad1770 03/02/2019 09:43 | #232864

The secret to Nick Caves success has always been his ability to surround himself with the very best musicians and creative minds to make up his Bad Seeds entourage. A listing of past Seeds is quite literally a who's who's of contemporary alternative music:Mick Harvey , Blixa Bargeld , Hugo Race , ex partner Anita Lane , Kid Congo Powers , Roland Wolf , James Johnston and Ed Kuepper come quickly to mind . And so it goes 'Push The Sky Away ' is no exception . It is the band's first album not to feature founding member Mick Harvey but founding member Barry Adamson returns since 'Your Funeral... My Trial (1986)'and is the last album to feature Conway Savage prior to his death , plus there's Martyn Casey (Triffids) on Bass , Warren Ellis (The Dirty Three) on Fender Rhodes, Flute, Guitar (Tenor), Viola, Violin , Nick Launay as Engineer and Producer and would you believe THE Cat Stevens credited with Photography

'Push The Sky Away ' is a tour de force and very close to Caves best album all tied together with the epic "Jubilee Street" coming roughly half way into the album

The Nick Cave documentary '20,000 Days On Earth' is well worth checking out being free and available on YouTube. The documentary lifts the veil on some of the making of 'Push The Sky Away' as well offers a beautiful narration of Caves life up until that point by none other than Cave himself along with rare photos and footage not before seen by the public. There's even a Kylie Minogue appearance discussing 'that song' but more interestingly Michael Hutchence .Essential viewing for all Cave fans

I remember hearing from Nick Cave fans how disappointing or inconsistent this album was to previous efforts. For me, this album enabled me to listen to a whole Nick Cave album and then delve into his back catalogue to appreciate his other contributions.

Perfect album!!! One off the most underrated albums I have ever seen

Nick, dear Nick. The titlesong is on my top-10 ever songs. Such beauty..

From JulianR 06/06/2017 06:43 | #192120

Nick's best work, actually.

From junodog4 10/03/2016 03:14 | #176242

I'm reading how many have called this 'a grower', so maybe my opinion will change. It just struck me as a little sparse. I like Nick Cave when he's messy - this is so understated. Maybe I'll come to appreciate it more...?