Albums come and go, but few become unforgettable and timeless. Holly Longmore managed to unite the unforgettable and the timeless in a single album. “Screaming the Storm Out” is an album composed of seven songs that complement each other. We have “Millennial Complex”, “A Shadow's Ballad”, “Old Brown Bench”, “Year of the Rat”, “Bridges Burned”, “Spring” and “Unfiltered”. All of these songs have their own unique characteristics and are individually very well structured with impactful and addictive melodies, but when they come together they make “Screaming the Storm Out” an album of international renown and reach.

Straight from Brooklyn in the United States, Holly Longmore released an album on December 22, 2022 that can be enjoyed by adults of all ages as well as children. “Screaming the Storm Out” is an album for everyone, and each song deeply touches the listener's soul, making them remember a defining moment in their life, be it their childhood or the pandemic that ravaged and haunted the world. Holly Longmore can be easily found on all social media and digital music platforms. Listen to “Screaming the Storm Out”, this spectacular album and learn about other gigantic achievements of the artist. - Roadie Music

Hurricane Holly is a Brooklyn, USA-based artist built for these times. With her new album, she provides anthems for those struggling with modern life, from being part of the Millennial generation, to the pandemic, to those trying to find solace in the simple things. It’s called Screaming the Storm Out.

By Graeme Smith

The album opens with Millennial Complex. It’s an anthemic start with clashing symbols, rock riffs and a sense of catharsis. Holly’s vocals are definitely the highlight. Raw and expressive, they deliver lyrics that alternate between quick-fire and soaring in a meditative verse that gives way to a scream-along chorus. I was getting 4 Non Blondes vibes from it. It’s an excellent opener.

A Shadow’s Ballad opens with lingering guitar chords and driving percussion. It introduces some elements of classic rock and folk into the mix without losing its laser focus on the contemporary. Old Brown Bench slows things down a little with an introspective number about homelessness that becomes fiery as it progresses, with some biting, defiant lyrics. It’s a highlight.

Year of the Rat sits at the heart of the album with some rousing, bitter punk rock. Bridges Burned gives us some jangly folk rock steeped with metaphor. Spring lightens the mood a little with a gentle, reflective moment before Unfiltered closes the album with some lively punk that takes the table of daily routine and flips its contents onto the floor. It’s another highlight.

I’m not sure I’ve ever heard a collection as raw as Screaming the Storm Out. Hurricane Holly leaves nothing unexplored in this honest and frank collection, articulating the emotion of each story beautifully. She’s quite the songwriter, and delivers her lyrics with confidence and conviction. It may well be the album you never realised you needed, especially if you’re anxious about our world and don’t know where to place that anxiousness. Holly’s got you covered with her seven cathartic anthems. - York Calling

“Screaming the Storm Out” is one of the great albums that have led the ranks of the alternative world scene in recent times! The symbiosis of the most absurd references, exudes personality through its pores, denoting a grand artistic identity, managing to dialogue a poetic verve that leans into deep themes, with music that simply IMPACTS!

This record is an impeccable set of seven AMAZING tracks from Brooklyn-based band HOLLY LONGMORE, which is ESSENTIAL and must-have for the most inhospitable corners of the planet. The opening track, “Millenial Complex,” has a garage-y intro, full of distortion and atmospheric levels, before embarking on an unprecedented sensory journey with divine folk-rock, anchored by the masterful female voice: sumptuous timbres, exasperated feeling, precious doses of emotional eagerness and high-level technique


Do you know one of those songs that was born with the unquestionable status of supreme ANTHEM, such was the power it unleashed and the strength it emanated? Well, that's exactly what we have here! The chorus is a catalyst for this entire effervescent spectrum, with an arena feel, catchy and perfect for being screamed at the top of your lungs by a crazed crowd. - Music for All