LA's Forest feels the push and pull between "Whore & Savior"

FOREST SHARES “WHORE & SAVIOR”  LOS ANGELES ARTIST’S FAN FAVORITE SONG ARRIVES TODAY - LISTEN  SUPPORTING CLARION ON TOUR THROUGHOUT NORTH AMERICA  THIS SPRING, BEGINNING NEXT WEEK ON MARCH 31  AT LARIMER LOUNGE IN DENVER, CO

Photo Credit: Bella Villa  “Pulls from many different corners of music: pop, shoegaze, industrial, 90s and 2000s rock…  she lives in the space between confrontational and vulnerable, adding an element of chaos to the fog.” - HIT PARADER Today, Los Angeles artist Forest is excited to share her new single “Whore and Savior.” After previewing the new single across her socials, fans and strangers alike were instantly hooked. Pummeling riffs charge forth from the start, building a strong layer of fuzz for Forest’s vocals to hold onto. Contemplating ideas of young love as one crosses the bridge from naivety to maturity, today’s release explores the push and pull between desire and innocence, cementing Forest as a rising star in the process.  “I really drew on experiences of first love, and teenagehood,” Forest shares about the new single. “I wanted it to feel like looking back on a memory that was beautiful at the time, but has been overshadowed by sadness or loneliness. There’s also a sense of juxtaposition in womanhood I wanted to explore. The dichotomy between being pure and sexual, naïve and all knowing, and of course whore and savior. For a formative part of my life, I felt in the middle of it all, in a tug of war trying to be everything all at once.” LISTEN TO “WHORE AND SAVIOR”

“Prosthetic Stars” arrived earlier this year, armed with stadium-ready riffs and brightly toned synths, which soar lightly beneath Forest’s powerful vocals, creating a sense of emotional gravity that swells rather than explodes. Filled with desire and discomfort, drums anchor the melodically boisterous song, keeping in time with the urgency of the moment.  LISTEN TO “PROSTHETIC STARS” At the beginning of last year, Forest shared the four-track EP, Intravenous French Kiss. Featuring fan favorite track, “Braid Your Hair,” the project featured emo-tinged guitars, vulnerable reflection, and strong but whispery vocals. Permeating angst and intensity, Forest continues to push her sound to the limit. Known for her unforgettable performances, Forest has shared the stage with bands like Starcrawler, Chokecherry, Empty Shell Casing, and more. To kick off 2026, she played the sold-out emo revival festival BurnDown in Santa Ana, CA. Next week, Forest will begin an expansive North American tour with LA trio Clarion. To stay in the loop on upcoming appearances, follow Forest on Instagram at @forestband__.  ★ FOREST LIVE 2026 ★ MARCH 31 — Denver, CO — Larimer Lounge + APRIL 1 — Omaha, NE — Slowdown - Front Room + 2 — Ames, IA — Maintenance Shop + 3 — Iowa City, IA — Gabe’s + 5 — Minneapolis, MN — 7th Street Entry + 6 — Milwaukee, WI — Cactus Club + 7 — Chicago, IL — Beat Kitchen + 8 — Urbana, IL — Canopy Club + 10 — Lansing, MI — Green Door + 11 — Toronto, CAN — Hard Luck + 12 — Buffalo, NY — Mohawk Place + 13 — Columbus, OH — Rumba Cafe + 15 — NYC — Mercury Lounge + 16 — Boston, MA — Warehouse XI + 19 — Philadelphia, PA — Ukie Club + 20 — Washington, DC — DC9 + 21 — Richmond, VA — The Camel + 23 — Raleigh, NC — Pour House + 24 — Asheville, NC — Revival + 25 — Atlanta, GA — Masquerade - Altar + 26 — Orlando, FL — Will’s Pub + + — with Clarion