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“Palmer, the now New York Bestselling writer, is set to join Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails as the artists that people tend to mention when they talk about the new music business.”  – Billboard

“Theatre is Evil is unpredictably brilliant; just when you think you have Palmer sussed across one or two tracks, along comes another one or two to overturn your preconceptions. No wonder Lady Gaga is a fan”. - Irish Times ****

“The Best New Thing In The World” – The Rachel Maddow Show

” …Ms. Palmer sings dark and jubilant songs.” – The New York Times

Singer, songwriter, piano-slayer and super-blogger Amanda Palmer released her first book “The Art of Asking” and it went straight into the New York Times Bestseller list. On her previous commercially released album under the guise of Amanda Palmer and The Grand Theft Orchestra “Theatre is Evil”, she remained true to form - the undisputed queen of crowd-sourcing and fan engagement enlisted her community of loyal supporters to launch her last ambitious global release “Theatre is Evil”  back in 2013, selling nearly 25,000 copies of her new album in multiple formats via Kickstarter, along with a variety of unique merch items including hand-painted turntables, two different coffee table art books featuring art from the group exhibit, and numerous Amanda Palmer experiences

Arguably her most pop-influenced album yet, Theatre Is Evil showcases Amanda’s powerful vocals and talented song writing in ways that may surprise even her most ardent fans. Written over the course of several years (since the release of her last studio album, Who Killed Amanda Palmer), the album offers a collection of sounds and rhythms heavily influenced by the music Palmer grew up listening to – most notably 80s synth rock and Brit Pop.