Rounds, the third album from the bucolic British producer Four Tet, was his big breakout moment, the album where his fusion of pastoral folk and head-blown inward-looking electronic music found its…   Read Story »

Tori Amos will put out her new album Gold Dust later this year, her follow-up to 2011's Night Of The Hunters. Recently, she dropped the video for the slowly unfurling single "Flavor," a visual ode to…   Read Story »

Last year, the eminently lovable hardcore pro-wrestling legend Mick Foley wrote a weirdly fascinating Slate article about how he came to become a Tori Amos superfan. In the piece, Foley writes how a…   Read Story »

Lomography, the magazine/shop/community dedicated to analog photography, has partnered with legendary songwriter Tori Amos to design a limited edition Diana F+. The F+ is Lomography's updated take on…   Read Story »

We're live tweeting and shooting everything 'Roo at stereogum.com/bonnaroo. Here's the best of Friday...   Read Story »

Make this the third take on David Byrne's highly collaborative bizarro concept album about shoe-loving dictator's widow Imelda Marcos. Totally normal sentence. A co-credit on the sounds goes to…   Read Story »

Details are emerging on the Renaissance Man's Here Lies Love, a concept album about Imelda Marcos, shoe-obsessed widow of the Philippines' former dictator. Byrne wrote the project with Fatboy Slim…   Read Story »

Forever the showcase for hot up-and-coming talent, SXSW hosted a special performance by Tori Amos this year. The unforgettable M.I.L.F. took the opportunity to debut three songs from her forthcoming…   Read Story »

Tori Amos played a 50 minute set at La Zona Rosa last night, delighting hundreds of folks who recognize a rare opportunity to see a milf straddle a piano bench during SXSW. It was Tori's first time…   Read Story »

Harlem-via-Cleveland's Charles Hamilton has been polarizing blog comments sections for a few months now. The self-promotional, self-referential rapper is halfway through a three month blog tour that…   Read Story »