Fear Of The Beauty Parlour is an introspective album that wanders fluidly between alternative pop, ambient and experimental soundscapes creating a poetic world both intimate and unbound, unclean and forgiving.Conceived as an introspective manifesto and a cross-art experience, with it's accompanying film, it carries a raw punk spirit through a truly incidental and subconscious expression of songwriting and production.Fear of the Beauty Parlour forges new lines of compromise and understanding. It is an exploration of grief and love, unfolding as a metamorphic story in constant motion. Threaded throughout is a subtle, offbeat sense of the absurd that can gently disarm and quietly transform the listener.With her sophomore album Fear of the Beauty Parlour, Merryn Jeann enters a bold new phase, not only as a songwriter and performer, but as a producer.Conceived instinctively while exploring sounds for another project, the album revealed itself as both a record and a cinematic experience, ultimately extending into an experimental art film created alongside close collaborators.Romantic and subtly cinematic, Fear of the Beauty Parlour is a self-produced lo-fi pop work built from synths, iPhone recordings, and minimal lyricism.The album captures a tangible new energy in Merryn Jeann's artistic world.