Customer Ratings & Reviews

Dont really understand the allusions to Bjork etc . Will partially agree on rnb divas comparisons.. but to me she sounds like a soldier from the Portishead army. But not Massive Attack yet. Great musical product. She has everything to be great. Full package. Will keep an eye..

This music will put you in a different mind set. It makes me feel some type of way. (Smile)

Trip hop for the new millenium. Good album go out and support FKA TWIGS

Some of the lyrics are hard to understand but the music is engaging

FKA Twigs has crafted a debut album that establishes her as an artist with a mature vision and, at the same time, a promising newcomer with many intriguing artistic paths for growth. There are hints of Kate Bush, Bjork, Kelis, Burial, and other groundbreakers. Songs push overheated emotions over beats that barely hold together, like hip-hop's hookiest mental breakdown. This is music that doesn't quite fit into any easy-to-sell category, but it repays repeated listening by melding into a singular creation, novel but not definitive, intense but warm and intriguing.

I bought this album thinking it will like her EP2 album. This is totally different from it. There are couple of songs that are ok but boring. Yet, they are others are unique. Track 3 is the best song of the album. Different kind of beats the song has and the lyrics are awesome. If you like to something different, give this album a try. But you like top 40 or pop music, then this album is not for you

I've been a fan of FKA Twigs upon hearing her "EP2" release. Recommended if you like R&B with a minimalist EDM influence. Some explicit lyrics so may not be appropriate for younger listeners.

This is a very good full length debut effort from FKA Twigs