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Fiona Apple's new album is ready to leak anytime this month. It's been a long time since we have been tantalized by Fiona Apple's melancholy surrender and we are looking forward to every minute of it. A new track titled "Werewolf" has leaked. It's a new song and it sounds bare and something Rachael Yamagata would do, if we dare compare the influencer with the influenced. Click below to listen to it. Related articles [...]

Se llama "Werewolf" , y no es que sea una canción demasiado compleja o en la que Fiona Apple no lograra encontrar los versos adecuados. Simplemente, la artista buscaba un sonido en particular y tardó un año en conseguirlo. Al parecer, según comenta en una entrevista para Pitchfork , grabó por primera vez el tema en el apartamento de su madre. Coincidió que, de fondo, sonó el bullicio de la escena de una guerra en una película, que quedó registrada en la grabación. Al contrario de estropear la toma, Fiona acabó encantada con el efecto. Sin [...]

Fiona's new album is only 2 weeks from release,here's another taste from " The Idler Wheel.... "

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Fiona Apple just gave Pitchfork another new taste to her upcoming album The Idler Wheel is wiser than the Driver of the Screw, and Whipping Cords will serve you more than Ropes will ever do. You can stream 'Werewolf' over at Pitchfork now, or you can take a listen below via a link from YouTube. Apple's song writing has always been one that deserves the highest credit. She hits gold once again with 'Werewolf'.

I wrote that song while staying at my mother's apartment up in Harlem. Whenever there's a TV, I put on [Turner Classic Movies]- I always have it on, while I sleep, whatever. I was recording myself doing the song for the first time, and a battle broke out in the movie that was playing. People were shooting and screaming. I liked it, but I couldn't use it from the movie, so I spent literally the next year trying to recreate that sound. I went to San Francisco for Halloween and I was hanging out in trollies recording people screaming. I [...]

Filed under: News , New Music , New Releases Soundcloud Fiona Apple 's latest single "Werewolf" bears no transformative effects or moon-howling. But it does possess hair-raising elements like pure blissful piano work and Fiona's other-worldly vocals. Around 2:10 into the track, a bunch of screaming kids begin to accompany the low-end keyboard for a frightening finish, as Apple sings "Nothing wrong when/A song ends/In a minor key."

Since hitting it big time at the tender age of 19 in the 1990’s and becoming quite the rock poster girl, the singer is back with a long-titled album the starts with and will probably be remember only as The Idler Wheel . Expect the same sound with sinister lyrics and beautiful lazy vocals. This is one of the most exciting comebacks this year! Related articles Fiona Apple releases new "Idler Wheel" facebook cover image! (loft965.com) Sleeve: "The [...]

Did you miss Fiona Apple 's crackin' set at South By Southwest this past March? No worries — video of five songs from her performance during the Austin fest will appear on the deluxe CD/DVD version of upcoming LP The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than The Driver Of The Screw, And Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do (including "Every Single Night" and "Anything We Want" off the new album, "Sleep to Dream" from debut LP Tidal and When the [...]

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A refreshing return from one of modern alt-pop's most magnetic solo figures, "Every Single Night", the fascinating lead cut from Fiona Apple 's lengthily titled fourth effort The Idler Wheel is wiser than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords will serve you more than Ropes will ever do , captures the singer-songwriter once again giving voice to her most private thoughts in striking fashion. Here, we take a roller coaster-like whirl inside Fiona's head, where "little whims of white flame" and "butterflies" dance about, birthed from a mirror-faced self-deconstruction that seems to lead her [...]

Epic Records is giving us a taste of Fiona Apple's upcoming album, The Idler Wheel... (to be released June 19th). You can stream the first single, "Every Single Night," via the official SoundCloud widget below. If this song is any indication, the new album will be just as charming and fierce as Fiona's previous releases. [...]

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The Idler Wheel will see daylight on June 18th via Epic and Fiona Apple has surfaced the first official single from that project.  Listen to 'Every Single Night' below.  It's going to be a fun Summer. Fiona Apple - Every Single Night

The first single off of Fiona Apple's The Idler Wheel... is out and it is ready for you to canoodle with it. Our love for Fiona Apple is unsurpassed, so any audio from her is going to be highly appreciated. Filed under: Audio GaGa , Beats Tagged: album , every single night , fiona apple , new , single , the idler wheel , track

As we eagerly anticipate the June 19th release of Fiona Apple's new album, The Idler Wheel is wiser than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords will serve you more than Ropes will ever do, I'm happy to announce Fiona will be gracing the nation with a rare summer tour. Dates below. If you [...]

Apple's fourth is now due out June 19.

Fiona Apple is poised to release The Idler Wheel is wiser than the Driver of the Screw, and Whipping Cords will serve you more than Ropes will ever do this June through Epic Records. Her first LP since 2005's Extraordinary Machines , here is the recently-released tracklist for the new album. 1. Every Single Night 2. Daredevil 3. Valentine 4. Jonathan 5. [...]

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Above is the letter that Fiona Apple wrote to a gay fan in 2000. The fan, 16-year-old Bill Magee, contacted Fiona in hopes that he'd receive her support on behalf of his high school's Gay-Straight Alliance. Below is what the letter says so that you don't have to hurt your eyes looking at the picture. Read more »

I think it safe to say that the extraordinary Fiona Apple is one of the all-time favorite artists of every single writer on the Muruch staff. This is particularly true of our Mid-West reviewer/photographer Jen "Coble" Hopper, who was fortunate enough to attend Fiona Apple's live performance on March 19th at Chicago's Lincoln Hall. You [...]