Tori Amos and Garbage's Shirley Manson ruled the '90s
alternative music charts with hits like "Cornflake Girl" and "Only Happy
When It Rains" (respectively), and they continue to make vital music
today. On the eve of Amos' Boys for Pele twentieth anniversary
deluxe reissue release, the old friends sat down to talk revisiting
their younger selves and early work, the constraints society puts on
aging women, the film Audrie & Daisy being a powerful
teaching tool against sexual assault and the song Amos wrote for it,
motherhood, and the patriarchy in the music business. They even offer
some advice to aspiring female pop stars.
You can listen to the full episode HERE.
