Singer-songwriter Tori Amos has announced the release of her 13th studio album, Gold Dust, will come sometime this October via Deutsche Grammophon Records.
Gold Dust will not feature new songs, but instead rehashings of songs spanning Amos' 20-year career.
Amos explained the concept in a statement:
"My relationship with all of these songs has changed over the years and they have changed my life. So it wasn't just about capturing the past it was about realizing that the songs had a new narrative now - 10 or 20 years later than they did when I originally recorded them."
The album was recorded with the Metropole Orchestra and was produced by Amos with arrangements coming from by longtime collaborator John Philip Shenale.
In support of the album, Amos will embark on a short orchestral tour through Europe in October. Gold Dust is the follow up to last year's Night of Hunters.
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