FKA Twigs – Love Crimes [Video]
FKA twigs is living in her “Eusexua” era and refusing to come down.
“Love Crimes” opens her new companion album “Eusexua Afterglow“, a follow-up project that stretches the original record’s hedonistic club world into something even more delirious and late-night.
The track itself hits like a rush of neon at 4 a.m. — a fast, nervous pulse of electronic drums and bass wrapped around twigs’ whispered hooks and warped harmonies. It’s dance-floor music, but instead of euphoria she leans into obsession and dangerous desire, turning “Love Crimes” into a tight, three-minute spiral of lust and paranoia that sets the tone for the whole Afterglow trip.
For the “Love Crimes” visual, twigs once again links with director Jordan Hemingway, continuing the visual language they’ve built across the Eusexua universe. The video plays like a fractured after-party memory: jump-cut edits, ghosted frames, and a twitchy, almost stop-motion rhythm that makes every pose feel like a still from some strange fashion film. Twigs moves through it all like a glamorous glitch in the system – part club siren, part cyber-specter – as the camera stutters around her.
“Love Crimes” Also lands as she gears up for her Body High Tour, where she’ll take “Eusexua” and “Eusexua Afterglow” to arenas and festival stages across North America and Europe next year. Think full-scale world-building, choreography, and all the high-concept staging her live shows are known for.
Hit play on the “Love Crimes” video below, then run “Eusexua Afterglow” from the top – this opener makes a strong case for experiencing the whole record in one late-night, lights-down session.
