Singer-Songwriter · 1992 · 3 tracks

Crucify

A definitive snapshot of 1992 alt-pop. Intimate piano arrangements meet self-interrogating lyrics in a collection that bridges vulnerability and defiance.

June 8, 1992 · Atlantic

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A sharp, piano-driven exploration of self-imposed guilt and the slow process of reclaiming one's own identity.

Tracklist · 3 Tracks

Crucify (remix)

4:16

Here. In My Head

3:54

Crucify (LP version)

4:59

Moments Worth Listening For

The rhythmic, percussive breathiness that opens the remix, setting a more urgent pace than the original.

The haunting, isolated piano melody of 'Here. In My Head' that feels like a private confession.

The bridge of the LP version where the vocal layering builds into a desperate, soaring plea.

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Where This Album Departs

How does Crucify sound next to the rest of Tori Amos's catalogue?

Vulnerable+2.5σ

Vulnerable saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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