an album by the latter, Dowd praised her as a "soulful mothafucka". In 2006, Wasser contributed backing vocals and violin to the track "Redwings" on Guillemots' debut album Through the Windowpane. She provided vocals and plays the violin on the song "Ballad of a Deadman" alongside David Sylvian on Steve Jansen's album Slope which was released in 2007. Wasser was credited for playing piano, violin, and guitar as well as contributing vocals on Lloyd Cole's 2010 release, Broken Record. In 2013, she started the band 2001 with Benjamin Lazar Davis, which released its first single "Broke Me in Two" in September 2015. In 2014, she released a track on the Printer Clips album, the side-project of Bell X 1's lead singer Paul Noonan. Also in 2014, she began to work and perform with Scottish folk outfit Lau, producing their album The Bell That Never Rang, released in May 2015. In 2015, Joan performed with the English alternative rock band Placebo on their MTV Unplugged session. She sang a duet with vocalist Brian Molko in the song "Protect Me from What I Want". In 2020, Joan appeared on the Gorillaz song "Simplicity" from their seventh album Song Machine, Season One: Strange Timez. Discography Studio albums Compilation albums Live albums EPs Joan as Police Woman (self-released 2004 – CD; re-released February 27, 2006) Singles Compilation appearances 2003: Jane Magazine compilation ("Prime Mover") 2007: Back to Mine: Guillemots ("The Ride") 2008: Mojo Presents The White Album Recovered Vol. 1 ("I Will") 2012: Spirit of Talk Talk (Myrrhman) 2012: The Separate - Orchestral Variations V.01 (This Night Has Opened My Eyes) 2020: Songs for Australia, performing a cover of Gotye's "Hearts a Mess" References External links Official website 1970 births Living people Boston University College of Fine Arts alumni People from Biddeford, Maine Musicians from Norwalk, Connecticut Singers from Maine Independent Music Awards winners 21st-century American women singers Antony and the Johnsons members The Dambuilders members 21st-century American singers 21st-century American violinists American adoptees