Eusexua Afterglow
studio album by FKA Twigs
Eusexua Afterglow (stylised as EUSEXUA Afterglow) is the fourth studio album by the English singer FKA Twigs. Released on 14 November 2025 through Young and Atlantic Records, the album spawned four singles: "Cheap Hotel", "Predictable Girl", "Hard" and "Love Crimes". Initially conceived as a deluxe edition of Eusexua (2025), the album eventually evolved to a standalone work as a sequel to Twigs' previous album.
Background and release
In August 2025, during a festival performance as part of the promotion of her third album, Eusexua (2025), Twigs stated that she was releasing another album soon, titled Eusexua Afterglow. Pitchfork confirmed it to be "not a deluxe version, but rather a whole new album". The album was initially conceived as a deluxe edition of FKA Twigs's previous album, but it later evolved into a new project described as a sequel and containing a standalone track listing. "Perfectly", released on 16 July 2025, was originally intended to serve as the lead single from the deluxe edition of the album, but was ultimately excluded from the final tracklist. The track "Margarita", now titled "Sushi", was teased in snippets at several of Barnett's performances.
FKA Twigs officially announced Eusexua Afterglow on 26 September 2025, along with an album trailer, which teased the track "Slushy". According to a press release, FKA Twigs created the word "Eusexua" to "describe the nothingness and focus one feels in the moments leading up to an orgasm", and the album "expands on the feelings that come after experiencing Eusexua, transmuting them into a soundtrack for the hours after the rave and extending that high into the afters".
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