Wanderer
Wanderer, the brand new album from Cat Power Produced by Chan Marshall Mixed by Rob Schnapf
On her first album in six years, Chan Marshall roams the many moods of her songwriting with a careful, soft-spoken power.
Sonic and emotional economy tend to be Chan Marshall’s greatest strengths. Her albums as Cat Power sound like eavesdropping on intimate confessions bolstered by stark musical accompaniment. Even though Marshall has moved beyond guitar-and-voice compositions as her career has progressed—1996’s What Would The Community…
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