Keeley Forsyth's 2020 debut album found an elemental voice ringing out from beneath the rubble. Understated but devastating, 'Debris' success led to a transformation as the songs were brought to the stage. An innate performer, Forsyth found herself channelling something she hadn't yet fully come to understand, and it was here that the voice found on 'Debris' began to probe outwards and discover a physical form. It's a form that fully takes shape on her second album 'Limbs'. Where 'Debris' was composed and recorded in close proximity to instrumentalist and arranger Matthew Bourne, 'Limbs' deploys a more expansive palette. With Forsyth at the centre, collaborator Ross Downes acts as another limb, remotely producing the pulses and drones which feed back into her voice.