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ARTIST direct sure knows how to pick 'em!

This week's wonderful words came from Rick Florino who reviewed Amanda Palmer's Who Killed Amanda Palmer.

"The album's opening track, "Astronaut: A Short History of Nearly Nothing," possesses an epic sense of whimsy. The chorus reaches heavenly heights, allowing Palmer to flex her vocal prowess. The lyrics are both depressing and uplifiting, and one decisive mood can never be pegged. Palmer's gotten more illusory than ever, but that also makes for some of her most interesting output yet-check "Oasis" and "Runs In the Family." The latter bleeds sexual tension with a furious piano melody and speedy chorus."

Read it in full HERE.

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