After a seven-year hiatus, Fiona Apple has released her fourth studio album on June 19. For a 10-track album, the title is a mouthful–The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than The Driver Of The Screw And ...

Fiona Apple is thinking hard about palm trees. It’s a momentary distraction from talking about her new album, “The Idler Wheel ...,” and a quick photo session in the backyard of her longtime ...

Fiona Apple onstage in 2012. ... Apple samples the whir of a bottle factory’s machinery on the searing “Jonathan,” clangs an industrial pipe when playing “Anything We Want” live, ...

Fiona Apple with a portrait by the artist Patrick Bucklew of her pit bull mix, Janet, in New York, April 6, 2012. ... "Jonathan" manages a sweet nostalgia in its sadness; ...

Fiona Apple is shown with a portrait by artist Patrick Bucklew of her pit bull-mix, ... "Jonathan" manages a sweet nostalgia in its sadness; and "Werewolf" is a love song of sorts, ...

Fiona Apple has released “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home),” her first original song since her 2020 record, Fetch the Bolt Cutters. Made in support of the Free Black Mamas DMV collective ...

Hear Fiona Apple Song for The Rings of Power Finale “I stand no chance of growing up,” she sings on “Valentine.” But Idler Wheel is the most grown-up album she’s ever made.

Apple also recalled her relationship with Bored to Death creator Jonathan Ames, whom she dated from 2006 to 2010; they reunited briefly in 2015, but broke up again partly due to Ames’ concern ...

Fiona Apple has released the details for her summer tour 2012 REUTERS/Chris Pizzello. ... and I heard from Jonathan two days ago,” she said at the time of the interview. “My ex-husband, ...

Fiona Apple is an artist who is incredibly hard to write about, especially when it comes to penning a review. Due to her startlingly honest lyrics, emotive voice, and jazz-piano flourishes, she's ...

Fiona Apple's new album is the kind of record you rave about to everybody and end up sounding kind of out of your mind for doing so. Her first release in seven years, a collection of weird ...

But before she gets there, I am going to have to interrupt, because it’s 2012, and Fiona Apple now has been doing this, trying to explain herself to strangers, for nearly 17 years. She’s been ...