Tove Lo’s sixth studio album Estrus comes pressed exclusively to clear, white, gold and black liquid splatter, limited to 1,500 copies and hand-numbered.

The record is an emo chic moment, leaning into the contradictions that have long defined her work — euphoria and melancholy, desire and doubt — without trying to resolve them. Balancing visceral, body-moving production with sharply observed writing, the LP captures the full spectrum of feeling in real time across 13 new tracks. Rather than offering answers, Lo stays inside the mess, continuing her core mission: making people feel everything all at once.