NAOISE ROO "Whore" - Link: https://youtu.be/oBLuJbbsRf0

Hailing from Dublin, Ireland, indie rock songstress NAOISE ROO has been cultivating plaudits and applause for her moody and powerful debut album LILITH (Little L Records) which The Heralddescribes as "atmospheric grunge cabaret" and The Mirror hails as "something quite special, barging through tales of heartbreak and sex with unflinching honesty, and backed by a guitar sound that's equal parts furious, brooding and ominous."  On her latest single "WHORE", Roo coos and slinks to a bass-heavy soundtrack that recalls PJ Harvey and Siouxsie Sioux.

The accompanying intense video, directed unflinchingly by acclaimed film director Bob Gallagher (Girl Band) and starring actor Aron Hegarty brings the already sensual song to controversial heights, twisting the salacious battle of love and sex into a religious fervor.

"The song 'Whore' was born out of a sense of longing and frustration... the idea of playing with power and submission." explains Roo. "I think [director] Bob's video reflects those feelings but takes a different slant. Religion and sexuality have had centuries of conflict and in Ireland we know this all too well. But at the root of it, sexuality and sexual energy are the essence of being human. I've often wondered where that energy goes, what that inner conflict looks like."

"Whore" is also being released with a from Irish electronica artist Imploded View and can be heard here: https://soundcloud.com/imploded-view/naoise-roo-whore-imploded-view-remix/s-jQjku

Lilith was voted #1 Irish Album of the Year by both Unsigned and Independent and Remy's Music and Film Blog.  It was produced by Elder Roche (Myles Manley) and Liam Mulvaney (Girl Band) and released on Little L Records.