Halo on the Inside

Consisting of nine songs, Halo on the Inside centers on the themes of Greek mythology, rebirth and self-embracing.^{[citation needed]} "Megaloner", the first single, was released on January 22, 2025,^[3] and the second single, "Canopy of Eden" was released on February 12, 2025.^[4] The music video for "Megaloner" was directed by Dana Trippe. The album's third and final single "Truth" was released on March 11, 2025, with a music video directed by Cuan Roche.^[5] The album, incorporating the use of synths and electronics, was produced by Andrew Broder and Fohr.^{[citation needed]}

AllMusic's Paul Simpson reviewed the album and stated "Both introspective and commanding, Halo on the Inside charts a path between the club and the cosmos."^[2] London-based online music magazine MusicOMH described it as a "harsh, often claustrophobic record that draws you into the emotional whirlpool of its sound and won’t let you go," giving it a rating of five stars out of five.^[6] Pitchfork remarked "As Halo on the Inside gestures at eldritch change, it neither soothes nor shows the light. It instead becomes an enveloping cocoon of helplessness, with only Fohr’s voice cutting through to serve as a guide."^[7] British pop culture magazine The Quietus wrote "Halo on the Inside is an album that could only be made well into an established career, by an artist given the time to explore and the budget to pull off their lofty ambition."^[8] Paste Magazine's Devon Chodzin called the album "a bold, nocturnal take on the folksy experimentalism that has become the project’s modus operandi."^[9] Writing for PopMatters, John Amen commented that "[Fohr's] work, including her singular voice, conjures the grand epics, the metamorphoses that the ancients whispered and sang about". He concluded, "Fohr is grounded in timeless magic, functioning as a modern-day alchemist."^[10]

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[2]
MusicOMH	[6]
Pitchfork	7.7/10[7]
Paste	8.5/10[9]
PopMatters	8/10[11]