Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds is a band founded in 1983 by the Australian artist Nick Cave. Nick Cave, known for his deep voice and theatrical presence, together with the Bad Seeds, has created works distinguished by their lyrical density and dark, often epic, musical style. The band's members have changed over the years, but Cave and multi-instrumentalist Warren Ellis remain the main pillars. With albums like "Murder Ballads," "The Boatman's Call," and "Ghosteen," the band has managed to combine various musical genres, from post-punk and blues to alternative rock. Their systematic touring and consistently innovative approach to creation have established Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds as one of the most important forces in the global music scene.