Sleater-Kinney - The Center Won't Hold Available On:LP an overall unease with the

an overall unease with the state of the world—and ultimately uncover an unlikely sense of hope

Jim Jarmusch and many more downtown figures as well as a deluxe photography book that featured everyone from David Byrne to Madonna (now out-of-print)

interweaving brass patterns of opening track If It Can It Will

Before releasing You Think You Really Know Me in 1977

Golden Lion) while also luxuriating in natural phenomena and beauty (The Plain Moon

Sleater-Kinney - The Center Won't Hold Available On:LP an overall unease with theThe Center Wont Hold is the tenth studio album by Sleater Kinney. It addresses transformation as it relates to the corrosion and decomposition of forms. Fractured and frayed by age or by loss, by internecine politics, by trauma or depression, these eleven songs ask what remains of a body, a human spirit, a relationship, a city, a country. The narrators herein sing from the brink of madness, corruption, loss, or grief. And though they speak to us from