Not an album I expected to relate to or spend much time with but FKA Twigs EUSEXUA is certainly one of the more notable early releases of the year. I gave it a listen last night and frankly found myself gripped.
I've never really caught Tahliah Debrett Barnett's work before but I get the feeling that I may have been missing out on simething really special. A frequently other worldly and incredibly creative record.
Obviously focused on sexual identity and dancefloor politics. I'm not an authority of either but have immediately warmed to the incredible fluidity of this album. The enormous diversity of the rythms and attitudes here. It's a planted flag and a fascinating record.
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