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  Fiona Apple's Return: Idle No More

  May 31, 2012 – In front of a tangle of abstract sculpture in the corner booth of a deserted restaurant off the lobby of a midtown Manhattan hotel, Fiona Apple is answering questions. It's a rainy day in April and really she's just talking. She's told me she lives in Los Angeles, but she doesn't leave the house. Apple is 34 years old and doesn't have a driver's license. "I'm noticing now that I'm not feeling shame saying this," she says. …
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  Hear Fiona Apple's First New Song in 7 Years: 'Every Single Night'

  April 23, 2012 – Even for those of us who watched SXSW last month from our laptops rather than in person over the glow of our iPhone Twitter apps, Fiona Apple's performance was a revelation. The studio version of "Every Single Night," one of a small handful of new songs she sang in Austin, is a revelation in its own right. …
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  Fiona Apple Announces Full Summer '12 Theater Tour

  April 9, 2012 – If you thought those six quick East Coast dates last month were all anyone would see of Fiona Apple this year before her appearance at New York's Governor's Ball in late June, you must be awfully pessimistic. …
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  Best of SXSW 2012, Wednesday: Fiona Apple, Zola Jesus, High on Fire

  March 15, 2012 – Fiona Apple: There's always talk of how much Lady Gaga borrows from Madonna, but her secret soul sister has always been fellow piano pounder Fiona Apple. Returning after a lengthy break following 2005's Extraordinary Machine, the now-34-year-old Apple looks and sounds ready to be the Queen of Pain again. …
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  Watch Fiona Apple Perform New Song 'Anything We Want' at SXSW

  March 15, 2012 – A non-SXSW attendee following anyone on Twitter down in Austin this week could easily develop a case of FOMO (the Fear of Missing Out). Well, Fiona Apple's comeback set at NPR's showcase at Stubb's last night was so heavily tweeted, that it almost felt like you could be there even if you were in a cubicle. …
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  What Fiona Apple's 23-Word Album Title Looks Like in Her Own Handwriting

  March 9, 2012 – Things we now know about Fiona Apple based on the handwritten note she published on Facebook last night containing the 23-word title for her June album, The Idler Wheel is wiser than the Driver of the Screw, and Whipping Cords will serve you more than Ropes will ever do.: Fiona Apple still uses lined paper! She writes in all caps! In purple ink! …
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  Fiona Apple's New Album Title Is a 23-Word Poem

  March 7, 2012 – Fiona Apple has announced the title of her ever-elusive, long-awaited follow-up to 2005's Extraordinary Machine, and yes, true to her style, it is 23 words long. The fourth Fiona Apple record will be called The Idler Wheel is wiser than the Driver of the Screw, and Whipping Cords will serve you more than Ropes will ever do. Yup. Still, it's a whole 61 words more concise than the 84-word title of 1999's When the Pawn... …
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  Fiona Apple Announces Short Post-SXSW Tour

  February 21, 2012 – Fiona Apple's career is finally back on. Following the announcement of her upcoming appearance at SXSW, the singer has confirmed via her Facebook fan page a short, six-date East Coast run post-SXSW, hopefully to coincide with the eventual release of her embattled new record (her first since 2005's Extraordinary Machine). …
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  Why Fiona Apple May Finally Be Rejoining Us

  January 24, 2012 – According to Twitter and Perez Hilton, Epic chair L.A. Reid confirmed late Saturday night/early Sunday morning that, after years of scattered appearances, speculations, and a riot, Fiona Apple is back — almost. Speculation about the singer's next album has been swirling for nearly seven years, since the controversial release of her 2005 record, Extraordinary Machine. …
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  Hear Fiona Apple's Gorgeous Buddy Holly Cover

  June 9, 2011 – Rave On: Buddy Holly, the star-studded tribute to the rock legend, arrives in stores on June 28, although contributions from My Morning Jacket, Florence + the Machine, Modest Mouse, and the Black Keys have already been teased. But now the album's most anticipated contribution has just hit the web: Fiona Apple's rendition of "Everyday," featuring Jon Brion. …
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