Read her lips: Bloody but not beaten

UK newspaper Sunday Times has a free magazine with Shirley on the cover: Culture.
On the article, Shirley talks about the recording process of Bleed Like Me, women in rock music, her lack of physical confidence, her vocal chords cirurgy.
Regarding Bleed Like Me, the article reads: Bleed Like Me opens with the furious, high-octane Bad Boyfriend, with Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl on drums, beating merry hell out of the kit. This sequencing was a deliberate bid to set the bar high for what follows, and the album ’s 10 subsequent tracks of the band’s signature electropop-punk do indeed fly out of the traps — as though their very lives (okay, their careers) depended on it. The lead single, Why Do You Love Me, has received the coveted Most Added (to radio) cachet in America, so things seem set fair. And Manson, revitalised both by making this record and by her collaborations with Queens of the Stone Age and Marilyn Manson, is raring to go.
You can read the complet article here (if you’re from UK) or here. Go to my magazines section to se the cover of the magazine. With this one and two I added yesterday, you can see 120 magazine covers listed!
[source: timoesonline.co.uk; ebay.com; garbagedisco.com/forum]