Almost three decades after the ‌London-based band Extinct ‌ achieved global fame, Skunk Anansie’s latest album ‌delves into themes of aging,​ parenthood, and personal loss. The group has faced significant ​challenges, including the departure of a long-time manager and two members battling cancer.With drummer Mark Richardson recovering and ‌bassist Cass undergoing chemotherapy,their first release in nine years boldly addresses these issues with honesty and resilience. The opening track,”An Artist Is an artist,” serves​ as a powerful declaration: over an engaging blend of electro-pop and post-punk sounds,led vocalist Skin asserts that true artistry transcends age or life changes like menopause. She candidly reflects on her struggles with the rock lifestyle alongside her family history.