Tori Amos

Special Midwinter Graces Showcase in London Announced!

source: Undented

Update: As expected. HMV has added the details about the Jazz Cafe show to their events page: Tori Amos will be supporting the release of her brand new album ‘Midwinter Graces’ by playing an intimate free show at The Jazz Cafe in London on Wednesday 2 December.

Published Mon, Nov 9

A Post-Mid-Week Midwinter Graces Update

source: Undented

First, the album will be released in Australia on Friday, November 6th in both the CD-only regular and CD/DVD deluxe editions. You can find it listed at JB Hi Fi and CD Online and other Australian vendors — assuming you haven’t already gone out to a local store and picked up a copy.

Published Thu, Nov 5

Tori Amos at DAR Constitution Hall

source: Decider DC

For her last album, 2007's American Doll Posse, she channeled five different musical personae modeled after Greek goddesses, proving once again that she's ... and more »

Published Thu, Jun 11

Beautiful sound from Darkness

source: news.guelphmercury.com

Tori Amos doesn't even come close anymore, as a quick listen to her recent snoozer of an album will prove.) Listening to Two Suns is like the last 20 years ... and more »

Published Thu, Jun 11

Album of the Week: Tori Amos' Abnormally Attracted to Sin

source: blogs.houstonpress.com

2007's American Doll Posse, marked the beginning of her return to her roots as a bad-ass, weird, experimental rock chick, from way back before albums like 2002's Scarlet's Walk and especially 2005's multi-layered but ultimately tepid The Beekeeper ...

Published Mon, Jun 8

Tori Amos Tuesday: Strange Little Girls (part 1 of 2)

source: Examiner.com

Tori's 2001 album Strange Little Girls was a collection of songs originally recorded by men. Tori created a separate persona for each song, performing them from a female perspective. Using wigs, makeup and clothing to create each character, ...

Published Tue, Jun 2

Typically Tori

source: Manila Times

 Philippines Ultimately, Sin is a definite “Tori Amos album.” It possesses a lot of her strengths and sadly a lot of her weaknesses. It still boasts of residues that have made her such a staple in the music industry. But as it was with The Beekeeper, ...

Published Mon, Jun 1

Introducing Natasha Khan

source: Pakistan Dawn

 Pakistan Compared to the likes of Bjork, Tori Amos, Fiona Apple, PJ Harvey, Annie Lenox and Kate Bush, Natasha Khan's Bat for Lashes is one of the most exciting things to come out of the British pop music industry yet. She released her debut album Fur and Gold ...

Published Sun, May 24