Name: Delirium Tremens
Brand: Mick Harvey

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5400863089481

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Yellow

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Limited Edition

Format Music US

Limited edition

1000

Release date

2023-04-07

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WEA /­ ADA

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Sales:8.875

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1 / LP / Yellow

Artist

Mick Harvey

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Mute

Mick Harvey is an Australian musician, born on 29 August 1958 in Rochester, Victoria, Australia. He has made significant contributions to the music industry as a talented multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer.

Throughout his career, Mick Harvey has collaborated with renowned artists such as *Rowland S. Howard*, *Nick Cave*, *Anita Lane*, and many others. His unique style blends elements of rock, post-punk, and alternative genres to create captivating and evocative music.

With his involvement in various bands including *The Birthday Party* and *Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds*, Mick Harvey has established himself as a key figure in the Australian music scene. His musical prowess extends beyond performing; he also showcases his skills as a producer for albums by artists like *Grinderman* and *16 Horsepower*.

New Wave / Post Punk

Originally released on 24th June 2026, Delirium Tremens was Mick Harvey’s resumption of his series translating SergeGainsbourg’s songs into English after a 20 year hiatus. Both volume one (Intoxicated Man) and two (Pink Elephants) are cherished classics and introduced English speakers to one of the most legendary songwriters of the 20th century. The album covers a wide cross-section of Gainsbourg material, from 1976’s ‘The Man With The Cabbage Head’ (L’homme à Tête De Chou) to ‘Deadly Tedium’ (Ce Mortel Ennui) and ‘Coffee Colour’ (Couleur Cafe) from the late 50s and early 60s. 

“Many of the songs I have recorded are ones I had hoped to translate the first time I approached this material but I just thought they would be ones that were too hard to translate. But once I sunk my teeth into the task I found they were no more problematic than most of the songs from the first two albums.” - Mick Harvey

Delirium Tremens

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