L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — During a conversation about her minimal, lightly arranged new album, “Mental Illness,” singer and songwriter Aimee Mann pauses to apologize for the noise in her Los Feliz home. Her husband, musician Michael Penn, is loading boxes in an ad... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Spring Arts Guide 2017: Aimee Mann, Margaret Atwood, a Pasadena theater troupe and what to watch, read and listen to this season March 9, 2017, 4 a.m. Our primer for Spring Arts activities highlights events in art, books, dance, theater, classical an... more info

Chorus.fm — Aimee Mann shares her new music video. more info

Stereogum — You can always count on Aimee Mann to include a wealth of famous faces in her music videos, and the clip for new Mental Illness single "Patient Zero" is no different. Loosely based on Ronald Harwood's 1980 story "The Dresser," it stars James Urbaniak... more info

Stereogum — In The Big Sleep, one of the most famous gumshoes in American literature is hired to figure out who is blackmailing a young woman named Carmen Sternwood. She might be embroiled in a pornography ring, or she might be deep in debt to a gambling ring. W... more info

Idolator — Her first offering in 5 years. more info

Chorus.fm — Aimee Mann has shared a new making of video for her new album, Mental Illness. The album is out on March 31st. more info

Chorus.fm — Aimee Mann will release her new album, Mental Illness, on March 31st. You can stream the first single “Goose Snow Cone” on her website. Track Listing Goose Snow Cone Stuck In The Past You Never Loved Me Rollercoasters Lies Of Summer Patient Zero ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Though she grew up on the East Coast, singer, songwriter, guitarist and transplant Aimee Mann long ago earned her place as the poet laureate of a certain brand of Los Angeles ennui.  Her most famous song, “Save Me,” after a... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Though she grew up on the East Coast, singer, songwriter, guitarist and transplant Aimee Mann long ago earned her place as the poet laureate of a certain brand of Los Angeles ennui.  Her most famous song, “Save Me,” after a... more info