Flower Face
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Goth-folk aux accents dream pop, entre douceur mélancolique et envolées rock
Ruby McKinnon, the Montreal artist behind Flower Face, confronts the self-destructive creative cycle that has shaped her songwriting on her new album Kill The Muse, due January 22nd. Drawing on bad relationships, substances and emotional turmoil, the album moves through pained indie rock, dream-pop, folk and new wave, as McKinnon explores how to create without relying on pain.
Diagnosed with stage three cancer at seventeen, McKinnon turned to music as her central focus, releasing lo-fi bedroom recordings on Bandcamp. After years of writing about heartbreak and self-destruction, Kill The Muse marks a shift towards personal growth and new creative possibilities. The album also features her first-ever cover on an album: Nine Inch Nails’ “Something I Can Never Have”.
FOR FANS OF: Ethel Cain, Ha Vay, Camille Jansen
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À propos
Goth-folk aux accents dream pop, entre douceur mélancolique et envolées rock
Ruby McKinnon, the Montreal artist behind Flower Face, confronts the self-destructive creative cycle that has shaped her songwriting on her new album Kill The Muse, due January 22nd. Drawing on bad relationships, substances and emotional turmoil, the album moves through pained indie rock, dream-pop, folk and new wave, as McKinnon explores how to create without relying on pain.
Diagnosed with stage three cancer at seventeen, McKinnon turned to music as her central focus, releasing lo-fi bedroom recordings on Bandcamp. After years of writing about heartbreak and self-destruction, Kill The Muse marks a shift towards personal growth and new creative possibilities. The album also features her first-ever cover on an album: Nine Inch Nails’ “Something I Can Never Have”.
FOR FANS OF: Ethel Cain, Ha Vay, Camille Jansen
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