FLO "Therapy at the Club" Spinal Tap Malevolence handles as much of

Malevolence handles as much of their in-house operations as they possibly can

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Thanks to Burton’s direction (and Danny Elfman’s score) the style is pure Addams

FLO "Therapy at the Club" Spinal Tap Malevolence handles as much ofFLOs second album, THERAPY AT THE CLUB, reimagines the club not just as a place of nightlife, but as a site of confession, release and self possession across the emotional arc of a night out, from pre game to morning after. Leaning into dark, euphoric R&B and pop with diaristic storytelling, the record explores desire, heartbreak, confidence, and healing in real time, together. Written alongside Amy Allen (Olivia Dean), Steph Jones (Sabrina Carpenter,