Tori Amos Crafts a Serpentine Allegory for Surviving the Trump Era on ‘In Times of Dragons’ | Album Review

May 4, 2026 Erika Wolf

Tori Amos In Times of Dragons album review

Never afraid to marry the personal with the political, Tori Amos’ ‘In Times of Dragons’ embraces a message of perseverance without cynicism amidst the crises perpetuated by the current regime.

Tori Amos Examines the Waves of Human Emotion, Empathy and Endurance on ‘Ocean to Ocean’ | Album Review

October 31, 2021 Justin Chadwick

The broad spectrum—indeed the tidal waves—of emotion that drives the thematic substance of these eleven songs arguably connect on a more universal level than any of Amos’ previous LPs.

Tori Amos' ‘Native Invader’ is the Sharpest Song Suite in Her Oeuvre to Date | Album Review

September 12, 2017 Quentin Harrison

Complementary to what came before, but with its spirit stirred by the moment, Amos' fifteenth proves that she's still a thrill.

2nd II None’s Eponymous Debut Album ‘2nd II None’ Turns 35 | Album Anniversary

The duo’s DJ Quik orchestrated debut LP features great production and brash attitude, which make the album an entertaining exercise overall.

Ginuwine’s Debut Album ‘Ginuwine… The Bachelor’ Turns 30 | Album Anniversary

Ginuwine’s breakthrough debut was a remarkable achievement during a very competitive year for R&B albums, amidst notable releases by the likes of Aaliyah, Blackstreet, and Maxwell, among others.

Freestyle Fellowship’s Debut Album ‘To Whom It May Concern…’ Turns 35 | Album Anniversary

Not just an LA underground classic, but a foundational record for a whole generation of emcees, ‘To Whom It May Concern’ continues to influence and inspire the contemporary hip-hop landscape.