In a publication made on the site, called Red Hand Files, artist also highlighted verses from one of the songs on the album in question
Known for songs like “Henry Lee“,”Children“,”Where the Wild Roses Grow“and”Red Right Hand“, Nick Cave He revealed that he was surprised by “hallucinating” studio album recently – and spared no praise.
In publication made on the site itself, called Red Hand Filesthe 67 -year -old artist praised Heavy metalstudio album of Cameron Winter produced by Loren Humphreywho has worked with names like Arctic Monkeys and Lana Del Rey.
In the text, Cave highlighted the song “AGE DRINKING“And put an excerpt from the lyrics.”Today, I met who I will be from now on / And he is a piece of shit“He transcribed. So he started talking about the work.
“On Sunday morning, I passed the small town of Liitzin Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where he was rehearsing with the The Bad Seeds“He said.” The streets were wet and empty, and the sun had finally appeared, giving the impression that the world was emerging from a less complicated era. I found a place to eat called Tomato Pie CaféI ordered eggs and coffee and stared out the window to the cherry flowers shining under the sun.
I heard the surprising and hallucinating album of Cameron Winter, Heavy metal. A glorious and emotional voice, with bright and blunt words, a torturous and wonderful thing – amazing.
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Source: Rollingstone
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