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The Chan Marshall you’ll hear on Jukebox is drastically different from the one you’ll hear on 2000’s The Covers Record. The years in between those records have yielded a personal and musical transf... Read more

Show Chan Marshall a silver lining and she’ll show you a cloud. For the past decade—plus, Marshall—a Southern-gothic fox with a voice like mentholated honey who records under the name Cat Power—has... Read more

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Met haar vorige plaat The Greatest liet Cat Power je snotteren van ontroering. De lome countrysoul van dat album transporteerde je voor even naar de zinderend hete straten van Memphis op een mooie ... Read more

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Laat het vooraf duidelijk zijn: coverplaten kunnen ons maar matig bekoren. Ze willen te vaak iets verbergen: een impasse, writer's block, de verplichting om aan de slotakkoorden van een contract te... Read more

Start spreadin' the news: Chan Marshall does a mean Sinatra. A sultry take on ''New York, New York'' might be the biggest surprise on Marshall's second covers disc, Jukebox — which also successfull... Read more

‘90s indie stars just aren’t what they used to be. Stephen Malkmus lives in a castle in Portland, Jeff Mangum lives in self-imposed exile, and Chan Marshall lives inside a whole ‘nother musical mod... Read more

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Jukebox is Chan Marshall's second album of covers, and given all the semi-ridiculous presumptions regarding her emotional stability, like the notion that she's perpetually perched on the lip of a c... Read more