Lollipop Magazine

Amanda Palmer Unveils Her “Map of Tasmania,” Album Out January 21! – News

January 13, 2011

Amanda Palmer Goes Down Under’s latest offering berates a lover for love of vegemite and celebrates lady’s nether regions with the new single “Map of Tasmania.”

Warfield San Francisco, CA September 2008

September 30, 2008

Nick Cave at Warfield San Francisco, CA September 2008 | Photos by Raymond Ahner

Nick Cave

September 30, 2008

Nick Cave | Live Photos

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds – Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus – Review

December 27, 2004

Cave’s love of Cohen, Waits, and Cash is sublimated into an intoxicatingly passionate collection of songs that bears no connections to their forefathers.

I am Sam – Review

August 2, 2002

Throughout the film, Penn’s character references Beatles songs as guidelines to living… thus we have this here soundtrack.

Gothic Club Classics – Volume 1 – Review

June 4, 2001

Staples like Bauhaus and Fields of the Nephilim and “dance Goth,” “Goth rock,” and “Goth metal.” Plus Nick Cave, Diamanda Galas, and Einstüzende Neubauten.

King Ink II – Review

December 1, 1997

“The Flesh Made Word,” a piece Cave wrote for broadcast on BBC Radio, is one of the finest, most eloquent things he has ever written.

Nick Cave – The Boatman’s Call – Review

May 1, 1997

Cave’s love is far from wine and roses. He betrays the inescapability of his joy’s decay, undercutting an idyllic moment with “people just ain’t no good.”

King Ink – Review

August 1, 1996

King Ink, a compendium of lyrics, prose and playlets, is a testament to Cave’s progression from crazed Dionysian splatter-poet to classicist Bard of the Bleak.

A Few Of My Favorite Things – Three Books That’ve Twisted My Views On A Sane Lifestyle – Column

June 1, 1996

London Fields (by Martin Amis). Ladies and Gentlemen… Lenny Bruce (by Albert Goldman). And The Ass Saw The Angel (by Nick Cave).