Five Ways to Say Goodbye

Mick Harvey's Fifth Solo Album: A Journey Through Loss, Aging, and Time

Melbourne music legend Mick Harvey unveils his latest solo album, Five Ways to Say Goodbye, via Mute. This introspective collection marks Harvey's fifth solo album, featuring a blend of original songs and covers that evoke a wistful acoustic rock sound.

A Reflection on Life's Passage

Five Ways to Say Goodbye is a deeply personal album that explores themes of loss, aging, and the passage of time. Harvey's heartfelt vocals and the album's atmospheric arrangements create a poignant and evocative listening experience.

A Blend of Originals and Covers

The album features a mix of Harvey's original compositions and covers of songs by artists such as Marlene Dietrich, The Saints, Lo Carmen, and Neil Young. Harvey's interpretations of these songs are both respectful and unique, showcasing his versatility as a musician and his ability to imbue each song with his own distinct emotional depth.

A Valedictory Feel

Five Ways to Say Goodbye is often described as a valedictory album, marking the end of a chapter in Harvey's career. It's a fitting conclusion to a series of number-titled albums that began with One Man's Treasure in 2005.

A Must-Listen for Fans of Mick Harvey and Acoustic Rock

If you're a fan of Mick Harvey's work with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, or if you enjoy introspective acoustic rock, then Five Ways to Say Goodbye is a must-listen. It's a beautifully crafted album that will stay with you long after you've finished listening.