Rose?s page at her record label, Daemon Records. Talks about her musical family. Provides the entire albums Anybody and Dragersville via streaming in Real Audio format.

Official site offering MP3s, tour schedule, and concert photographs. Also includes merchandise, lyrics, and notes from the artist.

Jan. 2003 article. Rose discusses her musical influences and why she likes busking.

Feb. 1999 article. Rose discusses how she became involved with Lilith Fair, the Indigo Girls, and Daemon Records. She also discusses the meaning of several songs.

May 2001 article about Rose Polenzani?s move to Boston. Includes a short interview with good insights into the meanings and inspirations for a couple of her songs.

Interview with TheCelebrityCafe.com. Discusses her move to Santa Barbara from Chicago. Discusses why ?Omen? is her favorite of her own songs. Covers her musical influences and artists she likes to cover, and talks about playing with Lorna Hunt.

Interview by Pam Huwig that first appeared on Technodyke.com. Not very meaty, but has amusing quotes about interviewing, growing up near Chicago, the type of guitar she plays, and recording with a band for the first time.

Fan-run site with information about upcoming shows, set lists, and links to many Rose-related sites and resources.

Concert review of Voices on the Verge's October 2, 2001, show at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston. Voices was Rose's collaboration with Erin McKeown, Beth Amsel, and Jess Klein. Review includes the set list. From The Tech, MIT's newspaper.