Alice and Blood Money were released on the same day in spring 2002. Heard in succession they'll tell you all about Tom Waits' music: the melody, tenderness, heartbreak: the butchery, black humour, nightmares and primitive noise. All of human life is here. Full article by Sylvie Simmons in Mojo's October issue. Read More
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Grave Diggers
Tom Waits’ "Grave Diggers” is a collection of haunting tracks to get you in the Halloween spirit.
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We're All Mad Here
Where the wailing of a baby meets the footsteps of the dead — We’re All Mad Here.
The worms, they will climb the rugged ladder of your spine — We’re All Mad Here.
Here is the Tom Waits Halloween Playlist
(Photo Credit: Michael O’Brien) Read More
The worms, they will climb the rugged ladder of your spine — We’re All Mad Here.
Here is the Tom Waits Halloween Playlist
(Photo Credit: Michael O’Brien) Read More
Tom Waits has donated a signed shoe from his ‘Bad As Me’ video to this year's charity event benefiting @ACLU_SoCal
Bids can be placed now through October 27th at
https://aclusocal.co/TomWaits Read More
Bids can be placed now through October 27th at
https://aclusocal.co/TomWaits Read More
The digital deluxe versions of Tom Wait's Alice and Blood Money each feature 5 live recordings from concerts in the early aughts. Here’s a chilling version of “Misery Is The River Of The World” from Amsterdam on November 21, 2004 represented perfectly in a lyric video with drawings by @caseyxwaits Read More
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