Since making her debut in 2010, K.Flay has spun fearlessly detailed lyrics that show the bright and dark of the world in her head. For her second full-length Every Where Is Some Where, the L.A.-based singer-songwriter delved deeper into introspection while adding an element of political commentary. The result is her most deliberate and dynamic work yet, a thrillingly vital album that channels the frenzy and anxieties of today's world but ultimately exhilarates.

Serving as the follow up to her 2016 EP Crush Me – whose lead single "Blood in the Cut" hit the top 5 on Modern Rock radio – Every Where Is Some Where amps up its defiant spirit with a densely textured yet gritty sound. Every Where Is Some Where features production from some of pop music's heaviest hitters, including Mike Elizondo (Fiona Apple, Regina Spektor, Skylar Grey, 21 Pilots) and Tommy English (BØRNS, Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, Ladyhawke), amping up the album's defiant spirit with a densely textured yet gritty sound.

"After Life as a Dog I was listening to so much late-'90s/early-'00s rock," says K.Flay, referring to her 2014 full-length debut. "I was absorbing the energy of people like Karen O, Shirley Manson, and Emily Haines and feeling totally inspired by it, so there's lots more live guitar, bass, and drums on this record." The new record also deftly infuses that same raw intensity she's revealed in touring with such artists as Passion Pit, Icona Pop, Awolnation, and Theophilus London.