AURORA celebrates 10 years of debut ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend’ with release of title track and

AURORA is celebrating 10 years of her debut album ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend’ by releasing the previously unreleased title track and some alternate version of songs she has dubbed the ‘Moth Tapes’.

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Set for release on September 25, the new reissue comes with a unique moth-inspired vinyl pressing, and celebrates a decade since the original album was first released and first catapulted the Norwegian songwriter to fame.

Built around intimate early recordings, demos and previously unheard material from the original era, ‘The Moth Tapes’ offers a new perspective on the album, and also comes with previously unreleased title track.

The 10th anniversary reissue of the debut album features demos of ‘The Silent Twins’, ‘Running With The Wolves’ and ‘Let Me Heal You’.

It also comes with a 2013 demo of the now hit song ‘Runaway’, following the song having a viral breakthrough in 2021 and now experiencing a new wave of interest in 2026 – with over three billion combined streams to date and charting on Shazam across Nigeria, Vietnam, the Philippines, Norway, Indonesia and Thailand.

The ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend (The Moth Tapes)’ tracklist is.

The release follows AURORA releasing her third book at the start of the year, which also celebrated the 10th anniversary of the debut album with pages from her early notebooks and sketches, specially written commentary, and more for fans to see for the first time.

It also arrived with exclusive photography, and behind-the-scenes content from early concerts and music shoots, and collections of lyrics.

As for new music, AURORA’s latest solo album ‘What Happened To The Heart?’ dropped in 2024 and was praised by NME as showing her “​​leading by example with a dazzling world of her own”.

The debut album was given a four-star review from NME and celebrated as “exceptional, beautiful and shit tonnes of fun”, and the duo are now set to kick off their UK and European headline tour in October.

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