\"Lena Anderssen has gone from singing to pass the time as she worked in a coffee shop in the Faroe Islands to recording her latest album in London\'s Abbey Road studio. And with vocals that dance between sweet highs and sultry lows over tender, wistful pop melodies, it\'s not hard to see why.\" PASTE MAGAZINE THIS IS WHAT CRITICS SAY ABOUT \"LET YOUR SCARS DANCE\" \"This album caught my ear right away, one reason being the songwriting and the production work so well together. It\'s very imaginative.\" Sunleif Rasmussen, modern classical composer and Nordic Council Music Prize Winner - reviewing the album on National Faroese Radio. \"This was an album I had to hear two-three times, then it got a hold on me for real. I\'ve played it more or less non-stop since then...And very much dig it. What I really like is that these are great songs. It\'s the songwriting, first and foremost that is at the centre. The production is great too. Sounds very modern.\" Eyðfinn Jensen, songwriter and music critic reviewing \"Let Your Scars Dance\" on National Faroese Radio. \"The album is brimming with good songs and distinctive lyrics...Let Your Scars Dance is one of the strongest and most intimate songs on the album. Here Lena, the narrator, shows that lyric, melody and performance go hand in hand.\" Niels Uni Dam, lead singer and music critic - reviewing the album in Faroese newspaper Sosialurin. LINKS: https://www.lenamusic.com https://www.myspace.com/lenamusicroom