With Halloween just around the corner, 'tis the season to cover “Red Right Hand” by Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds. None other than Snoop Dogg turned in his version last month (the verdict is: Nick loves it!) and now Cave's former paramour PJ Harvey has submitted her rendition, which you can hear below.
The truth is, the holiday season has nothing to do with it; it's the fact that the Netflix/BBC show Peaky Blinders uses the original 1994 version as its theme song, and on November 15th, a two-disc Peaky Blinders soundtrack will be released covering the show's five seasons. Renowned producer Flood worked on Harvey's cover and he told BBC Radio 6, "We're trying to make it feel much more European and British and PJ fits that bill perfectly. I phoned Polly up and she was very interested. We're trying to deconstruct all of Polly's material and then weave it through, it's very cutting-edge and modern."
Other artists on the collection include Radiohead, Jack White, and David Bowie, as well as original material from Anna Calvi, Jehnny Beth, and Richard Hawley.
Titled A Dog Called Money, the doc will premiere at Berlinale 2019
We wrapped up day two of the OFF Festival in Katowice, Poland in the wee hours of the morning, tired but very happy and with the desire to reflect on the many positive aspects of the festival. We have been so impressed with OFF Festival, not just because of the high caliber of the lineup but also i…
