Stereogum — FACS, the Chicago experimental rock band featuring former Disappears members Brian Case and Noah Leger plus Cat Power and We Ragazzi's Alianna Kalaba, made their debut last year with Negative Houses . They're already releasing a second album this sp... more info

Dlisted — Emma Bunton (43) Boo Boo Stewart (25) Kelly Rohrbach (29) Luke Grimes (35) Izabella Miko (38) Jerry Trainor (42) Cat Power (47) Ken Leung (49) Charlotte Ross (51) Robby Benson (63) Geena Davis (63) Jeff Koons (64) Pic: Instagram Paul Allen (66) Billy... more info

Sweeping The Nation — Interesting and odd year in this regard as well as all the others, 2018. A lot of established names sat it out, others released surprise albums that got instant four-star reviews and then utterly disappeared from the wider conversation, and a good fe... more info

Stereogum — Albany-based cerebral post-hardcore collective Self Defense Family released their impressive and ever-cleverly titled sixth album Have You Considered Punk Music? this summer. Working at their usual prolific rate, today they’ve followed it up with... more info

The Quietus — Cat Power covers a 1964 classic by Burt Bacharach and Hal David more info

Consequence of Sound — Chan Marshall reveals a sprightly rendition of the Hal David and Burt Bacharach classic. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Listen to new songs by Cat Power, Guided by Voices, Orville Peck, Sloan, Harlem, and more. Continue reading… more info

JamBase — Cat Power (Chan Marshall) unveiled a cover of Burt Bacharach and Hal David's "What The World Needs Now," which was previously only available on deluxe editions of Marshall's 'Wanderer' LP. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Despite the title, "Eclectic for the Holidays" is not "holiday" music, and features St. Vincent, Lonnie Holley, Panda Bear, Mitski, Topaz Jones, Cat Power, Bixiga 70, Carly Rae Jepsen, The Beatles, Carmen Consoli, Agnes Obel, Laura Mvula, Sturgill Si... more info

Stereogum — Chan Marshall has been recording covers for many, many years. For most of that time, her process has been to strip a song down to almost nothing and then to use that song to project haunted desperation. Consider the her famous 2000 version of the Rol... more info