Cat Power Releases Video for "Manhattan"
Watch the video for Cat Power's "Manhattan." read more
Found in: Music, NewsCat Power Returns in 2013 With North American Tour Dates
Following a number of recent performance cancellations, Cat Power has announced a 15-date 2013 tour that will kick off on Jan. 22 in Santa Ana, Calif.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsCat Power Stars in Funny or Die Sketch
Cat Power showed off her sense of humor in a new sketch for Funny or Die, which featured multiple breakdowns during a performance in a second grade classroom.... read more
Found in: Comedy, NewsThe 50 Best Songs of 2012
After tallying ballots of Paste staff and writers, which included nearly 300 different selections, we present our top 50 songs of the year. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayThis Week in News
A pop-culture roundup for the week of Nov. 4, 2012. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsCat Power Performs on "Cherokee" on Conan
Her health issues and financial woes may have forced Cat Power to postpone her European tour, but they did not prevent her from performing on Conan last night.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsCat Power Officially Postpones European Tour
Despite her best efforts, Cat Power has confirmed that she is postponing her European tour to early 2013.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsCat Power Could Cancel European Tour
Chan Marshall cites bankruptcy and health problems read more
Found in: Music, NewsWatch the Video for Cat Power's "Cherokee"
The Sept. 4 release of Sun marked Cat Power’s first album of original material in over six years. In our review of the album we complimented “the way Marshall lets it all hang loose, the way she continually tries to express a sentiment she can’t quite put into words.” She self-produced Sun and also directed the music video for lead single “Cherokee.” The video, which also stars Chan Marshall, finds her and a band of survivors fighting off encroaching zombie-like beings in a dystopian future while the lyrics, “If I die before my time / bury me upside down,” echo... read more
Found in: Music, NewsCat Power: Sun
Chan Marshall/Cat Power has spent the last few years tentatively courting the mainstream, traveling to Memphis for her most accessible album (2006’s The Greatest) and following it up with a tepid LP and EP of covers so dispirited and obligatory that they made Corinne Bailey Rae sound like a riot grrrl. So what do you do when your honest attempts to find a larger audience prove commercially and creatively fruitless? How you keep going forward when you have so little to show for past efforts? If you’re Marshall, you dig in. You retrench yourself in your eccentricities and make... read more
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