FKA Twigs’ 'Eusexua' Explores Healing Through Bold Soundscapes

The artist’s third album blends electronic experimentation with themes of trauma, recovery, and self-discovery.

FKA Twigs' third album, 'Eusexua,' combines elements of trance, techno, trip-hop, and ambient soundscapes to create a deeply personal and experimental listening experience.
The album draws on the artist’s personal journey of healing from trauma, including past abusive relationships and health challenges, presenting the dancefloor as a space for physical and emotional recovery.
'Eusexua' introduces a coined term by Twigs to describe a state of euphoric transcendence, inspired by her experiences at raves and informed by her somatic healing practices.
Critics have praised the album’s inventive production, blending acoustic balladry and industrial rock with atmospheric electronic textures, while also noting its introspective and self-focused lyrical themes.
Tracks like 'Keep It, Hold It' and 'A Room of Fools' emphasize perseverance and transformation, underpinned by Twigs’ ethereal vocals and layered sonic experimentation.