NICK CAVE AND DIE HAUT - Burnin' the Ice LP DVD While still better known for

While still better known for its beach vistas and senate corruption

The idea was not to arrange or talk about the music but to rely on the musical telepathy between them and

unleashing his modular synths and other acoustic paraphernalia into an ecstatic mix of pure celestial energy

In 1985 they were still the sole province of hallucingen-soaked punk rock freaks

the Feelies were never really part of the New York scene

NICK CAVE AND DIE HAUT - Burnin' the Ice LP DVD While still better known forNick Cave, new to Berlin, joined Die Haut in 1982. The result is a furious album that paves the way for the music Cave would play with the Bad Seeds starting in 1984. "Burnin' the Ice" had been unavailable for a long time. Now the record is being reissued on vinylclosing a gap after many years that had driven Cave completists to despair.