"Extraordinary Machine," Fiona Apple's third studio album, is a captivating journey through the realms of art pop and chamber pop, released on October 4, 2005, via Epic/Clean Slate. Produced by Jon Brion, this album is a testament to Apple's unique songwriting prowess and her ability to blend alternative and pop sounds seamlessly. The album features twelve tracks, including the upbeat "Not About Love" and the gentle "Window," showcasing Apple's versatility and depth as an artist. Despite facing delays and speculation surrounding its release, "Extraordinary Machine" stands as a remarkable body of work that highlights Apple's lyrical wit and musical innovation. The album's duration of 50 minutes is filled with introspective lyrics and intricate compositions, making it a compelling listen from start to finish.