Let Love In' was the eighth studio album by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, originally released in 1994.

Their first full-length studio album in over two years, 'Let Love In' preserves the same line-up (Nick Cave, Mick Harvey, Blixa Bargeld, Conway Savage, Martyn Casey and Thomas Wydler) as established on its two immediate predecessors: 'Henry's Dream' (1992), the band's troubled collaboration with producer David Briggs, and 'Live Seeds' (1993), an interim concert compilation.

'The novelty of recording in America with a "name" producer now long behind them, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds returned to familiar turf, choosing to conduct both demo and album sessions in their accustomed habitats of the UK and Australia.

In September 1993, recording proper for 'Let Love In' commenced at London's Townhouse III Studios (formerly The Who's Ramport studio, purpose-built for Quadrophenia), and the album was completed and mixed at Metropolis in Melbourne by the end of that same year.

Finally available on vinyl again after many years. This 2015 Reissue edition, approved personally by Nick Cave, is finally available again on its original format. Pressed on heavyweight 180 gram vinyl, with transfer approval overseen by Mick Harvey Summer 2014, cut at Abbey Road studios.