Although the seed of ‘Strange Little Girls’ began with songs by men, it’s really in the end, as it always is with Tori Amos, all about the girls.
Read moreTori Amos’ ‘Boys For Pele’ Turns 30 | Album Anniversary
'Boys For Pele' is unequivocally the work of a brave, vital artist devoted to preserving her creative freedom and adventurous approach to songcraft.
Read moreTori Amos’ ‘To Venus And Back’ Turns 25 | Album Anniversary
A fitting and fetching end to a hyper-productive first decade of recording, the two-disc, 24-track ‘To Venus And Back’ was a generous gift to Amos’ loyal legion of devotees.
Read moreTori Amos’ ‘Under The Pink’ Turns 30 | Album Anniversary
Pink is the color most often associated with the feminine and so ‘Under The Pink’ is Amos focusing particularly on the inner and intra workings of women.
Read moreTori Amos' 'From The Choirgirl Hotel' Turns 25 | Album Anniversary
Despite Amos’ palpable sadness on her fourth studio affair, it teems with an unapologetic sensuality that screams of a woman coming into her own.
Read moreTori Amos’ ‘Scarlet’s Walk’ Turns 20 | Album Anniversary
Twenty years after its public debut in the fall of 2002, there's still really nothing like ‘Scarlet's Walk’ in Amos' discography.
Read moreAll The World Just Stopped Now: Tori Amos’ Debut Album ‘Little Earthquakes’ Turns 30 | Anniversary Retrospective
Amos’ debut solo affair is exhilarating, and validating, but terrifying in the way that intimacy can sometimes be. It’s a masterpiece, both in terms of emotional honesty and expert musicality.
Read moreTori Amos’ ‘From the Choirgirl Hotel’ Turns 20 | Anniversary Retrospective
In Amos’ 2006 retrospective ‘A Piano: The Collection,’ she recalled the impetus of the album, confiding, “’Choirgirl’ is about loss and emptiness.”
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