Nick Cave said he turned down an opportunity to work with Morrissey, despite considering him one of “the best lyricists of his generation”.

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In the past, Nick Cave has used his Red Hand Files newsletter to say nice things about Morrissey. In 2019, Morrissey wore a pin supporting For Britain, a racist far-right political party, on The Tonight Show. In the aftermath, Cave wrote, “Whatever inanities [Morrissey] may postulate, we cannot overlook the fact that he has written a vast and extraordinary catalogue, which has enhanced the lives of his many fans beyond recognition.” In his latest newsletter, Cave again affirmed his admiration for Morrissey’s music, but he also says that he said no to the opportunity to deliver “an unnecessarily provocative and slightly silly anti-woke screed” on a new Morrissey song.

Justin Bieber has shared a series of eyebrow raising social media posts, leaving fans begging the singer to ‘seek help’

David Treasurer joins STV’s new national radio station as Programme Director, bringing over 25 years’ experience in Scottish broadcasting

This year’s most complicated sacking just got even more complicated

SA Radio Live, the station previously known as Radio Tircoed, has closed, with a rebrand on the cards

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Conceived as an all-in-one ‘pocket symphony’, Good Vibrations was thematically triggered by the notion that dogs could sense the positive or negative energies of humans