LL Revisited

In October 2024, the Hellp released their second studio album and major-label debut, LL, which received positive critical reception. On April 17, 2025, they released the single "Hazel", which was described by Shaad D'Souza of Paper as "wistful and raging at the same time". D'Souza also compared the song to the music on the album Reality Check by French synth-pop band The Teenagers. One week later, on April 24, the Hellp released the single "Hot Fun", and announced that LL Revisited would be released the following week, on April 30. ==Critical reception==

In a positive review, Grace Holtzclaw of Ones to Watch described the EP as "nostalgic and gripping", with "frantic beats, lush vocals, and post-apocalyptic influences of techno". She described "Hot Fun" as a "headbanger" with "intensely visceral" lyrics, and overall found the song to be "like reliving a favorite memory in your head". Holtzclaw highlighted "a scattering barrage of vocal chops" on the following track, "IG Live", and likened "Techno" to "stumbling and slurring your way through the dancefloor, swaying between bliss and losing yourself amidst the chaos of it all". She also described "Hazel" as "frenetic, awe-inducing, and euphoric". Overall, Holtzclaw found that with LL Revisited, the Hellp "draws inspiration from the sleaze collective while redefining the canon with choices that could only be theirs". ==Track listing==