After the break up of his band The Birthday Party in 1982, Nick Cave formed Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds who released their debut album From Her To Eternity in 1984. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have since released fourteen studio albums; and the band's current output remains as vital and explorative as those early pioneering sessions recorded at Hansa Studios in Berlin.

One of the most critically acclaimed acts working today, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ influence has been profound and far-reaching: artists as diverse as Johnny Cash, Metallica and The Arctic Monkeys have all covered their work.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds -- Nick Cave, Warren Ellis, Martyn Casey, Jim Sclavunos, Thomas Wydler and Conway Savage -- have been working together for nearly two decades. Push The Sky Away, the band’s fifteenth studio album, was released in 2013.

Scraped off of the pavements of Bristol like gum, four gents all stemming from the same influences of old school rock n roll, gritty hard rock and ancient blues. We collaborate guitars, bass, hard drums and harrowing vocals to create a new and fresh blend of music that screams to the masses in its individual ways. Combining our own influences in creating our original material, we want to make people dance, shout, sweat and walk away from a show with borderline tinnitus.  Book us for gigs. stonetheoryband@gmail.com

Jack Delve-Roberts - Vocals
Ryan Rhodes - Guitar
Kris Griffiths - Bass
Temmy Edwards - Drums

If John Lennon were a folk singer - and Tony Benn wrote his lyrics

After a decade of releases fronting Americana band LOWLANDS, a duet album with Green On Red and Dream Syndicate musician Chris Cacavas and the acclaimed loud roots-rock supergroup The ACC, Edward Abbiati presents his debut solo album.

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