Lennon (still known to some as Lennon Murphy) made a big splash with her 2001 release 5:30 Saturday Morning. Around that time, the press swooned with Rolling Stone calling her a "voluptuous teenage vixen with a penchant for bawdy lyrics and dark metal riffs," while Nashville Scene praised her "richly emotional voice" as "an arresting combination of strength and fragility." But, like many artists these days, she has taken her time with her sophomore effort. After, and in between, relentless touring she wrote new tunes and hit the studios with her newest offering Damaged Goods set to hit stores on September 19th. You can download a single from the record called "Where Do I Fit In" and preview the entire cd here.
Lennon (still known to some as Lennon Murphy) made a big splash with her 2001 release 5:30 Saturday Morning. Around that time, the press swooned with Rolling Stone calling her a "voluptuous teenage vixen with a penchant for bawdy lyrics and dark metal riffs," while Nashville Scene praised her "richly emotional voice" as "an arresting combination of strength and fragility." But, like many artists these days, she has taken her time with her sophomore effort. After, and in between, relentless touring she wrote new tunes and hit the studios with her newest offering Damaged Goods set to hit stores on September 19th. You can download a single from the record called "
