"From Her to Eternity" is the debut studio album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, marking the band's emergence from the ashes of their previous incarnation, the Australian post-punk outfit The Birthday Party. Released on June 18, 1984, via Mute Records, this seminal work was produced by the band alongside Mick Harvey and Flood, setting the stage for a prolific career that would span over two decades with the same label.
The album is a dark and atmospheric journey through the mind of Nick Cave, featuring his distinctive baritone vocals and poetic lyrics. With a runtime of just 43 minutes, "From Her to Eternity" packs a powerful punch, showcasing the band's unique blend of post-punk, blues, and gothic rock. The seven-track collection includes standout songs like the haunting title track, the energetic "Cabin Fever!", and the eerie "Well of Misery."
"From Her to Eternity" received almost universal acclaim upon its release, with the NME hailing it as one of the greatest albums of its time. The album's critical success paved the way for Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds to become one of the most influential and enduring bands in rock history. This reissued version of the classic album offers both longtime fans and newcomers the opportunity to experience the raw and powerful sound of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds in their early days.