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 |  |  Battery Powered album coverLogos designed by Llennett and created by David Quincey Jones. Photo taken by Simon Messer. Photoshop done by David Quincey Jones. |
 Gig at BannermansPhoto by Mark Holloway @ Waysted Photography |  |  Llennett BA degree performance |
 Llennett at Citrus ClubPhoto by Laurence Taylor |  |  Llennett soloPhoto by Laurence Taylor |
 |  Llennett Puppet Strings EP coverImage created by Connor Murphy |  Llennett "Battery Powered" album launch |
 Llennett first gig at Henry's Cellar Bar at Pat's Divorce Party |  Llennett live at Banshee LabyrinthPhoto by Mark Holloway @ Waysted Photography |  Llennett battle of the bands at The Liquid RoomsPhoto taken by Grant Cruickshank |
 |  Photo from the front of Battery PoweredPhoto taken by Simon Messer. Photoshop done by David Quincey Jones. |  |
 Llennett - "Battery Powered" album launchPhoto by Mark Holloway @ Waysted Photography |  Llennett "Battery Powered" album launch |  Llennett "Battery Powered" album launch |
 LlennettPhoto by Mel Maguire |  |  LlennettPhoto by Mel Maguire |
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 Llennett at Citrus ClubPhoto taken by Laurence Taylor |  Llennett - the back cover of "Battery Powered"Photo by Mel Maguire |  Llennett live at Banshee LabyrinthPhoto by Mark Holloway @ Waysted Photography |
 Llennett singing with Storm in a D CupPhoto by Mark Holloway @ Waysted Photography |  Early Llennett gig with Steve Little |  Llennett singing with Storm in a D CupPhoto by Mark Holloway @ Waysted Photography |
 Llennett singing with Storm in a D CupPhoto taken by Stephanie Baker-Nicholson |  Llennett at Citrus ClubPhoto taken by Laurence Taylor |  Llennett |
 Llennett at Banshee Labyrinth |  Llennett - "Battery Powered" album launchPhoto by Mark Holloway @ Waysted Photography |  Llennett singing with Storm in a D CupPhoto by Mark Holloway @ Waysted Photography |
 Llennett photo from inside "Battery Powered"Photo taken by Mel Maguire |  |  Llennett at Citrus ClubPhoto taken by Laurence Taylor |
Enter the realm of the Gothic Songstress.
Llennett's music is an eclectic journey, blending grunge grit with trip-hop grooves, with a touch of pop, and a heap of rock. Stu from "The Chunks" & "Puppet Midnight" described Llennett as an "epic gothic safari," and you'll see why!
Lynnette plays most of the instruments on the self-recorded albums, from guitar and piano to flute while showcasing her powerful vocals. On the second album, the live drums are played by Mike McKenzie, and the bass guitar is played by the band's own Andy Durham.
The long awaited “Little Lion” was released on the 10th of May 2025 with a launch party at the Home Bar. For more information, click her for the Facebook event page. Don't have Facebook? Don't worry, it's all here on the gig listings page! For tickets for the event, click here.
Here is the album cover painted by Lynnette Cruickshank - acrylic on canvas.
The duo is composed of Lynnette Cruickshank on lead vocal and keyboard, & Andy Durham on bass guitar. Get ready to be taken on a bizarre and varied musical journey with Llennett.
Singer Lynnette started gigging with her previous band, "Storm in a D Cup" in '09. She then went on to form Llennett in '12, whether it was with a band line up, or alone with her trusty acoustic, "Willow."
Visit the Llennett store here, where you can purchase your very own copy of "Battery Powered," or "Little Lion," or browse the merch available. Below are links to all streaming platforms.
Between March '22 and April '23, Lynnette tore up the stage with Riot Grrl band "Auntie Vicious" on the bass guitar. Between July '23-Mar 25, she played alongside the previous Auntie Vicious drummer, Nora, to join forces with Lou McLean to form "Lou & the Killjoys."
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"Battery Powered" is a dynamic debut album from Llennett that fuses the raw energy of grunge and rock with the infectious hooks of pop, the pulsating rhythms of electronica, and the atmospheric depths of trip-hop. This 12-track collection explores themes of vulnerability, resilience, and hope, resonating with anyone who connects with its emotional honesty. Exploring themes of going out alone, togetherness, suicide, childhood abuse and other fun topics!
Recorded entirely by the artist, "Battery Powered" is a testament to creative independance and a deeply personal milestone.
Notable tracks are "Villain," which at first listen appears to be a break up song, which it is, but not a romantic one, it details the break up of the singer's first band. And "GROW THE FUCK UP," - a self explanatory title, with a soothing intro that eventually rips into a roaring riff that'll make anyone's head bang.
When the genre changes from song to song, there's something here for everyone.
"Little Lion" is the highly anticipated 2nd album from Llennett, marking a return to the shelves after 12 years. This genre-bending collection of songs is a testament to resilience and inner strength, exploring themes of overcoming trauma and adversity. The album's title, "Little Lion," is a direct translation of Lynnette's name, symbolising the powerful core that emerges when facing life's challenges.
Musically, "Little Lion" is a diverse and dynamic experience, weaving together grungy textures, ethereal instrumentals, an atmospheric trip-hop-esque feel with both dark, broody moods and moments of uplifting energy. Lynnette's vocals have reached new heights, showcasing a powerful and experimental range, complemented by crunchy keyboard chords, soaring flutes, roaring guitars, and the incredible basslines of Andy Durham.
Standout tracks like "Stranded" and "Little Lion" offer a glimpse into the album's emotional depth and musical innovation, making "Little Lion" a compelling and deeply personal journey for listeners seeking strength and inspiration.
So, what’s your animal?
I am Little Lion. Hear me ROAR!
