Following on from her critically praised debut album Purge, Louise Lemón returns with new album A Broken Heart is an Open Heart. There’s no rest for the wicked with the artist having just finished a European tour with Sólstafir, several performances as Eurosonic with more live dates lined up this Spring in the run up to Roadburn Festival.

Experimenting with instrumentation and production since her last full-length, Lemón’s new album sees her taking cues from the 60s and 70s psych-rock and soul era, channeling the sultry sensibilities of early Fleetwood Mac.

This really shines through on tracks such as ‘Almond Milk’ “I was listening a lot to records like Rumours by Fleetwood Mac and L.A. Woman by The Doors which really had me inspired to make something that’s polished yet rough. It’s a liberating song to sing, a contradiction to the lyrics about holding on to something for dear life.”

Louise Lemón – Almond Milk
+ Not Enough (acoustic version)

New single released Aug. 9
(Death Gospel/ Nu Goth / Dark soul)
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Listen streamed via The Orchard