Palmer, Jason Feat. Osby, Greg & Ravi Coltrane
Songbook by Jason Palmer

As the premier alt-goth Weimar cabaret rock duo, the Dresden Dolls have a lot working in their favor-- foremost a virtual lock on the alt-goth Weimar ...

Although part of what makes Boston “cabaret punk” duo the Dresden Dolls so appealing is the chemistry between pianist Amanda Palmer and drummer Brian ...

I would have been very surprised if this album had been anything other than brilliant; Amanda Palmer's career has showcased several acclaimed albums w...

Apparently Amanda Palmer's main reason for choosing to dub The Dresden Dolls' music 'Brechtian punk cabaret' was so people would stop calling them got...

Manic and depressed, Amanda Palmer's solo debut is either artful psychobiography or deeply twisted dramatic monologue. Either way, the album is a dark...

It makes sense that Who Killed Amanda Palmer, the solo debut by singer-pianist Amanda Palmer of The Dresden Dolls, started small but snowballed into a...

This exhilarating album is the first solo offering from Amanda Palmer, one of half of Bostonian 'cabaret punk' outfit The Dresden Dolls. It is a rathe...

Amanda Palmer is more alternative than you. This of course, is the lady whose very name epitomizes the strange essence of cabaret-punk - think - dimm...

For a songwriter who, at her best, can split the difference between PJ Harvey, Randy Newman, Kurt Weill and Dorothy Parker, Amanda Palmer of Bostonian...