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Song of the Day #767: Cat Power

Song of the Day #767: Cat Power

I spend an unhealthy amount of time thinking/mildly obsessing about the lives of famous musicians.  I mean if you’re someone like Paul McCartney or Bob Dylan, do you wake up in the morning and think to yourself, “Fuck me! I’m Paul McCartney, I was in the Beatles, I helped change pop culture and music forever […]

 Ben Green

Cat Power @ The Tivoli, Brisbane 05.03.13

Even as I leave she’s still walking the stage, taking and giving flowers and hands, smiling and talking.

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In Photos: Cat Power + Mick Turner @ The Tivoli, Brisbane 05.03.13

Cat Power plays at The Tivoli in Brisbane, with support from Mick Turner.

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A Week in the Life of NME.COM – The Edited Highlights

NME.COM takes churnalism to new depths while Pitchfork’s Cover Story shows how to do web publishing

 Scott Creney

REVIEWED IN WORDS: Cat Power – Sun (Matador)

Sun isn’t as haunting as Moon Pix, but it’s every bit as full. It’s the first Cat Power album that isn’t afraid to look you in the eye. You can dance to it. It’s sexy and confident in a way that makes you feel sexy and confident. It’s a personal triumph as much as a musical one.

 Everett True

REVIEWED IN PICTURES: Cat Power – Sun (Matador)

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 Mike Turner

22 of Mike Turner’s Favorite Songs of 2012 So Far

I mainly checked this band out due to Pitchfork not being into them.

 Scott Creney

Dirty Three – Toward The Low Sun (Drag City)

If you want to be immortal, have them play Dirty Three at your funeral.

 Scott Creney

Scott Creney reacts to Chuck Klosterman’s article about tUnE-yArDs pretty much exactly the way you’d expect him to

I’m not a huge fan of Tuneyards, but I think this article is a massive pile of shit. No maybes about it.

 Everett True

awful cover versions, cont.

She’s from Finland, apparently. Remind me never to go there.