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Tori's muses get pragmatic

How the realities of aging as a performer became a "battle worth fighting" and brought Amos back to her childhood

Salon

“She blends her beloved characteristics with those of King Crimson, Genesis and Porcupine Tree”: Tori Amos’ From The Choirgirl Hotel is prog in its truest sense

1996 album opens with arguably her proggiest song then delivers figurative lyrics, rhythmic shifts and style change-ups

Louder

Five Great Reads: Tori Amos, the Aussie eyeing a Usain Bolt record, and why do humans kiss?

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Kris Swales

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Tori Amos comments on Gaiman allegations

"If the allegations are true, that’s not the Neil that I knew," Amos says in a recent interview

Salon

First Thing: Ceasefire on edge after deadly Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon

Both sides have traded fire and accused the other of breaching the truce. Plus, Tori Amos talks about trauma, Trump and Neil Gaiman

The Guardian - UK

Tori Amos on trauma, Trump and Neil Gaiman: ‘It’s a heartbreaking grief’

The musician is back with a live album and as passionate as ever. She discusses fans, failure, muses, misogyny – and why she won’t tolerate bad behaviour

The Guardian - UK

"When I heard Raining Blood I had this picture of this beautiful vulva raining blood over this male abusive force." How the Taliban inspired Tori Amos to record a Slayer classic, and what Slayer's Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King thought of it

In 2001, US singer/songwriter Tori Amos recorded an ethereal cover of Slayer's Raining Blood for her sixth studio album Strange Little Girls. For this, you can thank the Taliban

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Q&A: Muna’s Katie Gavin on comfort music, creative freedom and her debut solo record

Katie Gavin is self-proclaimed “gay famous.”

The Independent UK

Tori Amos' first children's book is an ode to inspiration

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Tori Amos is working on a children’s book she hopes will help young people forge their own paths of inspiration

The Independent UK

Girl power, timeless talents and questionable fashion - the music stars of the 90s that we'll worship forever

Ready to revisit the 90s? These stars captured the sound and the spirit of the decade

Woman & Home

“I’ve never had a fear of expressing things." Ms Amy Birks and the story of her second album In Our Souls

Two years after the release of her solo debut, Ms Amy Birks is back with In Our Souls.

Louder

St Vincent: All Born Screaming review – the unmasking of a great American songwriter

Are we finally seeing the real Annie Clark? Replacing alter egos with raw immediacy, she delivers one of her best albums: restlessly inventive and packed with ideas

The Guardian - UK

Olivia Rodrigo, GUTS review: Even angrier, wittier and rockier than her excellent debut

Post-Disney, Rodrigo arrives kicking and screaming into reality

The Independent UK

10 pop covers of metal songs you won't believe actually happened

From Lil Uzi Vert covering Chop Suey to Maroon 5 defanging a Nine Inch Nails classic, these covers will stun, embarrass and, in some cases, delight you!

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A Strange Loop’s Michael R Jackson: ‘I wrote this show as a little lifeboat at a very uncertain time’

The creator of the multi-award winning Broadway show on being credited with reinventing the American musical, his run-in with Liz Phair and why he’s fed up with modern TV

The Guardian - UK

‘There will be sex!’ Inside A Strange Loop – the queer, Black Broadway megasmash now hitting Britain

The Pulitzer prize-winning musical shows the world what it’s like ‘to travel in a fat, Black queer body’. Writer Michael R Jackson, a former Lion King usher who based it on his life, relives his astounding success

Los Angeles Times

O-Town. Hoobastank. Tori Amos. The story behind the nostalgic needle drops in 'Beef'

LOS ANGELES — If you've watched "Beef," the darkly comic road rage thriller starring Ali Wong and Steven Yeun, you've probably found yourself transported at times to the heyday of "Total Request Live."

Inverse

'Yellowjackets' Still Does One Thing Better Than Every Other Show On TV

In its bold Season 2 premiere, Showtime's 'Yellowjackets' proves that it still knows how to use needle drops better than just about every other show on TV right now.

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Salon

"Under the Pink" and "Yellowjackets"

The lyrics fit, but the world also treated Amos and the Wiskayok High Yellowjackets the same

Inverse

'Yellowjackets' First Big Season 2 Needle-Drop Foreshadows Its Greatest Conflict

The 'Yellowjackets' Season 2 premiere's final needle-drop actually has a deeper meaning — especially in regards to the show's central dynamics.

Salon

What Taylor Swift demands of her fandom

From staying up midnight after midnight to difficult presales, here's what Swifties must do to prove their loyalty

Daily Mirror

Los Angeles-born songwriter Tori Amos opens up about her low-key life in Cornwall

The musician moved to Cornwall in 1997 with her husband Mark Hawley, opening up about how she "wanted a place that didn’t have all the crazy anticipations that go with the music business"

ABC News

The 'dirty fight' that made Tori Amos a 90s music trailblazer

It took years of rejection before Tori Amos found her voice. When she did, it opened the doors for so many women like her.

ABC News

Zan Rowe on interviewing Keith Urban, Guy Pearce, Missy Higgins, Tori Amos and Tony Armstrong for Take 5 on ABC TV

Taking her hit radio program Take 5 to television, Zan Rowe reveals how music "undoes" people during interviews with Keith Urban, Guy Pearce, Missy Higgins, Tori Amos and Tony Armstrong.

Daily Mirror

Nineties popstar completely unrecognisable 25 years after number one song

Nineties star Tori Amos looks completely different 25 years after her smash hit in the UK but is still working in music

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