After achieving everything she'd spent her life fighting for - a UK Top 10 album, sobriety, love, family and a second chance at music - Rory found herself confronting a darkness she thought she'd already survived.
Bloodletting is the result: a fearless exploration of grief, rage, mortality and what it truly means to be alive. Produced by long-term collaborators Kingdoms with additional production and mixing from Dan Lancaster (Bring Me the Horizon and Muse), the album expands Rory's sound into heavier territory while retaining the raw honesty that defines her songwriting.
At its heart lies a simple question: do you want to die, or do you want to live?
