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Born on April 30, 1976 and raised in Boston, Massachusetts USA, Amanda
Palmer is a performer most noted for being the lead singer+pianist &
songwriter of The Dresden Dolls.
With years of theater and performance art studies under her belt, Palmer
has always sought to merge the worlds of Rock music, theater and performance
art. Post-college, she was notorious around Boston as a “living statue”
street performer, art-party impresario and do-it-yourself theater director.
Upon meeting drummer Brian Viglione at a party in 2000, The
Dresden Dolls were born; the duo released multiple critically acclaimed
records, but as the band hit their consecutive fifth year of touring,
Palmer decided to take a breather and create her first solo album.
With the songs picked, recording commenced in marathon sessions in spring
of 2007, with Ben Folds acting as producer
and back-up one-man-band; the resulting stripped-down piano-and-voice
"Who Killed Amanda Palmer" hits stores September 16 on Roadrunner
Records.
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