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The Other Side of Zero
Pop · 2010 · 11 tracks · 45m

The Other Side of Zero

Elizabeth & the Catapult

A bittersweet, piano-led chamber pop album balancing elegant arrangements with the raw, intimate tension of a real-life relationship ending.

October 25, 2010 · Verve Forecast

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A tense, beautifully arranged reflection on love and growth, balancing classical elegance with raw emotional friction.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 45m
01
Time (We All Fall Down)
3:40
02
You and Me
3:50
03
Julian Darling
4:13
04
Thank You for Nothing
3:11
05
Go Away My Lover
3:29
06
The Horse and the Missing Cart
4:09
07
Open Book
3:47
08
Worn Out Tune
5:00
09
The Other Side of Zero
4:59
10
Dreamcatcher
4:08
11
Do Not Hang Your Head
4:57
Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden, haunting entry of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings' unplanned backing harmonies on the title track, shifting the song into a dusty folk space.
The tense, driving percussion and dramatic vocal duet with Jeff Taylor on Go Away My Lover, capturing the raw friction of a dissolving relationship.
The quiet, solo piano opening of Worn Out Tune that slowly builds into a rich, chamber-pop arrangement with delicate string flourishes.
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How does The Other Side of Zero sound next to the rest of Elizabeth & the Catapult's catalogue?

Love Lost+1.1σ

The writing leans notably further into love lost than the rest of the catalogue.

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