Run Rabbit Run Sufjan Stevens, Osso

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  • Release Date: 10/06/2009
  • Sales Rank: 11,153
  • Label: ASTHMATIC KITTY
  • UPC: 656605604923

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Run Rabbit Run

1LISTENYear of the Ox / Osso 3:20
2LISTENEnjoy Your Rabbit / Osso 3:36
3LISTENYear of the Monkey / Osso 3:31
4LISTENYear of the Tiger / Osso 3:24
5LISTENYear of the Dragon / Osso 3:22
6LISTENYear of the Snake / Osso 5:04
7LISTENYear of the Horse / Osso 6:10
8LISTENYear of the Sheep / Osso 3:36
9LISTENYear of the Rat / Osso 3:53
10LISTENYear of the Rooster / Osso 5:19
11LISTENYear of the Dog / Osso 4:44
12LISTENYear of the Boar / Osso 3:07
13LISTENYear of Our Lord / Osso 4:42

About Sufjan Stevens

About Osso

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    The four women of New York and Berlin-based string quartet Osso are no strangers to the indie rock scene. As the meat and potatoes for singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Shara Worden's opera/cabaret/chamber music/rock outfit My Brightest Diamond, they honed both their classical and pop music skills with quiet ferocity, collaborating outside of that project with everyone from Jay-Z and the New Pornographers to Alice and Ravi Coltrane and Kanye West. Somewhere in the eye of that musical tornado they found themselves in the capable hands of indie pop spokesman Sufjan Stevens, providing strings for both studio and stage, so it comes as no surprise that the quartet's first "official" release is a chamber music rendering of Enjoy Your Rabbit, Stevens' 2001 electronic, all-"instrumental" collection of songs based on the symbols of the Chinese zodiac. The resulting Run Rabbit Run dutifully re-creates its creator's hypnotic, quirky, and oddly sweet song cycle, and peppers it with enough dissonant bow slides and odd harmonics to please the avant-garde crowd while keeping the twee melodies intact for the casual indie pop fan. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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