"I'll be your angel on call, I'll be on demand/The greatest honor of all, as your guardian," sings on "Guardian," the first single off new studio album "Havoc and Bright Lights." Out tomorrow (Aug. 28), the set is far different from the alt-rock queen's 1995 mega-seller, "Jagged Little Pill." After all, the Canadian singer/songwriter is now 38, happily married for two years and a new mom. Morissette's first album released through Collective Sounds/Sony RED, after rising to fame with Maverick in the '90s, is an inviting pastiche of forward-thinking issues that will be supported with a North American tour that begins Aug. 25. The artist spoke about making her first album as a mother, finishing...
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