Lethia’s Natorium shares new single

Hailing from London, singer-songwriter and musician Pena Hughes-John has more than one artistic guise that manifest via their own distinct sonic aesthetics. With her work as a solo artist, she’s proved popular at local folk and Steampunk events, usually performing with a ukulele, but she’s always had an inner punk rocker inside, eager to break free.

Having bided her time and waited for the perfect moment, she’s unleashed her gothic rock vision with her new project Lethia’s Natorium. Joined by her bandmates in the outfit, they spin an epic and symphonic punk rock style tinged with reggae-fusion elements to create a fantastically unique and progressive sound.

Making their debut this year, they shared the first single “Lullaby” in March, followed up by three sensational singles in the build up to their first full-length record Tenant. Bringing us the final single from the LP, they share the track titled “Sorry No Longer Cuts It”.

Instilled with Pena’s profound lyricism, “Sorry No Longer Cuts It” recounts the internal thoughts of someone affected by the actions of another person. Painting a vivid sonic picture, Lethia’s Natorium capture the essence of being belittled and unappreciated via an angsty and empowering song.

Full of soaring vocal leads and a storming blend of art rock instrumentation, the final single from their debut album is anthemic, meaningful and theatrical throughout, serving to showcase the band’s talent as songwriters and musicians.

Listen to Sorry No Longer Cuts It below

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