Neko Case
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Animals in Time: Neko Case and the Contemporary CountryThe music of Neko Case shows us a world of danger, guilt, regret, displaced hearts, lost time and lost faith, several deaths, the matter-of-factness of animals, and reckoning. In other words, exactly what the contemporary moment shows us. [12 May 2008] Best Country of 2006Goodbye to Academia, Pedantry, and even Austin: Roger Holland's favorite country albums of 2006 come from a very broad church indeed. [21 December 2006] Columns
Killing Him Didn’t Make Her Love Go AwayViolence in music begets violence in music: female artists reclaim the murder ballad. [27 April 2009] (more Pickin' Down the Line) ReviewsNeko Case: 24 April 2009 - ChicagoLive, the audience gets a glimpse at two very distinct sides of Neko Case; her vocals and their ability to chill to the bone and the woman who delivers them whose charms warm you right back up [29 May 2009]
Neko Case: Middle CycloneBeguiling beauty and powerful pipes can’t save Case’s latest from feeling like a disappointment. [3 March 2009]
Neko Case: Live from Austin, TXWait, wasn't this released on DVD just a short while ago? [18 January 2007]
Neko Case: Live from Austin TX [DVD]Blacklisted placed Case on plenty of year's best lists, but this Austin City Limits broadcast may have been her true coming out party. [5 November 2006] Neko CaseBanishing the grey days of a wintery spring. [20 April 2006]
Neko Case: The Tigers Have SpokenOver the past five years, it's become abundantly clear that Neko Case has emerged as the finest female country singer of her generation, the 30-something redhead possessing such a unique, instantly recognizable voice, evoking husky-voiced torch singers from decades ago, the Nashville chanteuses of the 1960s and '70s, and combining it all with a tough-girl edge, a result of her punk rock background. [8 November 2004]
Neko Case: BlacklistedStill, if given just a token listen and treated like nothing more than background music, the true depth of Blacklisted is missed. The one aspect of the record that marks a stylistic quantum leap from Furnace Room Lullaby is the quality of Case’s lyrics. [20 August 2002]Blogs
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