seven albums over the span of eleven years before going on hiatus in 2006. On August 12, 2006, the band played what was supposed to be their final show at Crystal Ballroom in Portland. However, the band reunited and recorded No Cities to Love in 2015, followed by The Center Won't Hold in 2019, and Path of Wellness in 2021. Cadallaca During her time with Sleater-Kinney, Tucker worked on a side project, Cadallaca, with organist Sarah Dougher and drummer STS of The Lookers. In 1998, Cadallaca released their first album Introducing Cadallaca. They released an EP, Out West, on Kill Rock Stars in 2000. The Corin Tucker Band In April 2010, Tucker announced she was recording a solo album for Kill Rock Stars. Unwound's Sara Lund and Golden Bear's' Circus Lupus and Seth Lorinczi assisted Tucker with this project which was dubbed The Corin Tucker Band. The album 1,000 Years was released on October 5, 2010, and was streamed via NPR. The album's eleven songs were different from other Tucker projects—many of the songs were slower folk and Americana, and Tucker played acoustic guitar. Tucker said the album is "definitely more of a middle-aged mom record, in a way. It's not a record that a young person would write... There's some sadness, some reinvention, some rebirth." She sited post-punk acts like the English Beat, The Raincoats, The Slits, and Sinead O'Connor's The Lion and the Cobra as influences for 1,000 Years. Most reviews of the album were positive. Rolling Stone wrote, "She's not shredding the awesome vocal cords so much, but she gets fierce in other ways, trying on cellos and piano ballads. When she finally cranks it up Sleater-Kinney-style on 'Doubt,' it feels earned: a cry of self-determination, as inspiring as ever." Pitchfork said, "This album's strengths—its intimacy, its containment, its subtlety—are not the qualities that made Sleater-Kinney great, but it would be ungenerous to dismiss this because it's not as thrilling, confrontational, or exuberant." However, an Entertainment Weekly reviewer wrote that the album's songs "sound scrapbooked from other ’90s-centric acts (Liz Phair, Pavement) but never take on a form of their own." The band toured on both U.S coasts to support 1,000 Years, in addition to a few festival dates in other parts of the country. The Corin Tucker Band's second album, Kill My Blues, was released on September 18, 2012 and contained twelve songs. In an interview,