Review: On ‘Caprisongs,’ FKA Twigs Finally Lets Loose

In one of FKA twigs’ earliest music videos, a giant cartoon of the singer’s face sheds a tear and waters herself. “Water Me,” from her boundary-bursting 2013 EP, EP2, is a tight encapsulation of twigs’ earliest artistic iteration: creating symbolic, moving songs that largely portray the journey of healing from trauma as a self-dependent, isolated process. Nearly a decade later, twigs has released Caprisongs, out Friday, her first-ever mixtape that embodies a sound and philosophy that’s miles away from the music of her past. With almost no rollout and just one pre-album single, it marks a new dawn for the… Read Full Article