Originally billed as a one-off global streaming event, Nick Cave's Idiot Prayer will hit the big screen
Nick Cave's online concert performance from London's Alexandra Palace in July will be screened in cinemas from November 5.will be released in an extended version for cinemas. A double album of the performance will be released on November 20 on vinyl and CD and streaming services.Credit:Some fans who watched the original online concert experienced buffering problems.
"I felt I was rediscovering the songs all over again, and started to think about going into a studio and recording these reimagined versions at some stage - whenever I could find the time. "Then, the pandemic came - the world went into lockdown, and fell into an eerie, self-reflective silence. It was within this silence that I began to think about the idea of not only recording the songs, but also filming them."
Cave's band, the Bad Seeds, had been scheduled to spend much of 2020 on a world tour following the release of their most recent albumInstead, Cave turned his attention to the Alexandra Palace performance and what he called "something very strange and very beautiful that spoke into this uncertain time", after he'd completed filming., one of many albums the 62-year-old drew upon for this solo performance.
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