The Cat Power Issue — The HUCK 40 Playlist is a selection of artists and songs featured in The Cat Power Issue.

HUCK 40 – The Cat Power issue – was a particularly music-filled extravaganza paying homage to our genre-hopping cover star.

We’ve pulled together some of the diverse sounds referenced in the issue in this custom HUCK 40 playlist for your listening pleasure.

Hope you enjoy.

You can buy Issue 40 of HUCK here.

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