PJ Harvey - In The Dark Places | Live at Sydney Festival | Moshcam

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Polly Jean Harvey performing In The Dark Places live at Sydney Festival: State Theatre in Sydney on 19 January 2012.
Harvey began her career in 1988 when she joined local band Automatic Dlamini, featuring long-term collaborator John Parish, as a vocalist and saxophone player.
Among the accolades she has received are the 2001 and 2011 Mercury Prize for Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea (2000) and Let England Shake (2011) respectively-the only artist to have been awarded the prize twice- eight BRIT Award nominations, six Grammy Award nominations and two further Mercury Prize nominations.
Harvey's set features songs from Let England Shake in addition to material from past albums. She is backed by a live band comprising of Mick Harvey, John Parish and Jean-Marc Butty.
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[@Hypnobreast]

One of the few who sounds just as good (possibly better) live

[@Drumyx]

why isnt this popular.. why this video does not has 1 billion views.. WHY i really feel im in the wrong time or the wrong place or the wrong something because in my own personal youtube this video has 40000000000000 million of views... all my friends keep watching and hearing this song forevert :D

[@anarchofilms]

you are not alone

[@marcowoese9146]

Wow, one of the greatest, thank u england

[@firstnamelastname-vv5it]

She sounds like a grief stricken messenger giving the update across time to those who remain.

[@rbeigh4761]

Exactly. There's something in my eye...

[@Janoostrom]

The princess of darkness at her best

[@paulscrase3877]

Love this so much, I didn't initially get Let England Shake, nor the way she sang it. But within a year I was captivated, her voice has a sort of timeless quality. A haunting beautiful album that I get something new from with each listen.

[@russhaywood6418]

I've never known a song conjure such imagery. I'm actually crying.

[@BojanglezDelite]

such a beautiful soul. seeing her play live has been a gut-wrenching joy each time.

[@karmalodro1593]

She's AWESOME ❤️

[@EECV88]

This song breaks my heart

[@Nawja93]

This artist just makes my days better overall

[@cat_lucky2417]

I can't leave my headphones with this

[@lcd284]

🎯👍

[@MercurialSilence]

A beautiful dark fairy songstress.

[@rbeigh4761]

"Let England Shake" is a powerful album. But for anyone who served in any nation's military, this song reaches into something lodged in the dark recesses of the soul. The glory and tragedy are intertwined like the vines and grasses covering the graves and quiet places haunted by those who fell.

[@sleepinglea7958]

The Big Witch of Albion xxxx

[@vinyldiary6664]

Outstanding

[@franciscasaez9980]

the best !!

[@spring-heeledjim3601]

wonderful song and performance

[@mauribarrionuevo7578]

no puedo creer esta cancion!

[@poemeetsludwig2410]

Love this song

[@simonapop7312]

like before I listening.

[@oksimoronko]

W O W ! ! !

[@user-lp8ur9nt4g]

Fucking brilliant

[@monikacichon2932]

PJ, you're doing such as great work!!!

[@andersondslima]

Maravilhosa.

[@MercurialSilence]

Resembling a raven or crow. Ethereal.

[@Eli-qs4uo]

wow

[@rodrigomaubecin7598]

Excelente

[@arthur1367]

Svp libérez mon corps