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Sun, Cat Power’s first new piece of music since 2008’s Jukebox, could be seen as a rebirth for Chan Marshall, shedding much of the darkness that once defined her sound. As soon as we hear the first uncharacteristically jovial piano notes it’s clear that this is a different sort of Cat Power than we’re used to. Even without the emotional weight, it turns out that Cat Power is still a remarkably compelling pop artist. For long-time fans, it’s a relief to hear her familiar voice untethered, and, for the relative newcomer, it may be a surprise to hear that Cat Power had anything to be sad about in the first place.

ARTIST: Cat Power
TITLE: Sun
LABEL: Matador
RELEASE DATE: September 4, 2012
TIME: 49:02 min.
WEB: http://www.catpowermusic.com/

01. Cherokee [04:47]
02. Sun [03:19]
03. Ruin [04:33]
04. 3,6,9 [04:01]
05. Always On My Own [02:24]
06. Real Life [02:37]
07. Human Being [03:29]
08. Manhattan [05:16]
09. Silent Machine [04:01]
10. Nothin’ but Time [10:55]
11. Peace and Love [03:40]

Cat Power – Ruin

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