Amanda Palmer’s latest solo album entitled, Amanda Palmer Goes Down Under is out NOW. Dedicated to the people of Australia and New Zealand, Amanda Palmer Goes Down Under is available as a digital download (for as low as 69 cents) on Amanda’s Bandcamp website.
The physical CD is being released Down Under through Liberator Music where it is available in stores (such as JB Hi-FI) throughout Australia and New Zealand.

Limited edition merchandise bundles, which include a North American digipack CD pressing of the album, are available to AFP’s worldwide fan base via Amanda Palmer’s own merch store www.PostWarTrade.com and through her Bandcamp music store.

The two high end bundle packages that feature private time with Amanda backstage and hosting your own private AFP bbq concert are exclusively available through Post-War Trade. If you have any questions about the bundle merchandise packages or need more information, please visit the AFP Goes Down Under info thread on TheShadowbox.net message board forum.

Amanda Palmer’s video for “Map of Tasmania” produced and directed by Michael Pope premired on SPIN.com today.
You can watch the video below or here on YouTube.



“Map of Tasmania” by Amanda Palmer (featuring The Young Punx) is on the forthcoming album Amanda Palmer Goes Down Under due out on January 21st

Get the song FREE at ‪music.amandapalmer.net‬ TODAY and get the album/merchandise bundles next week.

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MAP OF TASMANIA – REMIX CONTEST on Indaba Music

Amanda Palmer and The Young Punx have teamed up with Indaba to present the Map of Tasmania Remix Contest.

Amanda Fucking Palmer, the undisputed champion artist of the emerging music business scene has found her way to Indaba to source remixes of her new single “Map of Tasmania” featuring The Young Punx and she’s willing to pay the winner $1,000. The winner and two runner ups could also be featured on a digital EP of remixes due out later this year. Amanda and The Young Punx, are personally judging the contest. For those in the twitterverse, use the hash tag #afpremix!

For more information on the remix contest, and for tools to get started, visit the Indaba’s “Map of Tasmania” Remix Contest Page.