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\n\tFKA Twigs<\/a> defines Eusexua<\/em>, the name of her third album and it\u2019s sister album, Eusexua Afterglow<\/em>, as \u201cthe sensation of being so euphoric that you transcend human form.\u201d On Sunday night, she brought this feeling to life on Coachella<\/a>\u2019s Mojave stage.<\/p>\n \n\tTwigs pushed herself to the brink during the 75-minute set, throwing her body into her signature pole dances, but also spinning on top of another dancer during \u201cLove Crimes,\u201d wielding a sword, and performing as though the music and emotion were trying to claw out of her body. Towards the end of the set, as she dove into an intense performance of \u201cCellophane,\u201d the feelings broke through. Twigs was practically in tears during the song as she looked across the crowd, which stood completely captivated by her.<\/p>\n \n\tIt was a particularly stunning and poignant moment of a performance that also featured a celebratory ode to West Coast ballroom culture. Honey Balenciaga and Makayla Basquiat appeared during a dance interlude introduced by actor and ballroom performer Dashaun Wesley, who declared, \u201cLets get ready to vogue in this motherfucker.\u201d By the end, Mojave felt more like an performance art exhibition than a stage in the desert.<\/p>\n \n\tCoachella officially brings Twigs\u2019 U.S. tour dates to an end. The Body High tour, which recently included a stunning Madison Square Garden debut<\/a>, is the latest in a series of successes for the musician. Earlier this year, she took home her first Grammy Award for Best Electronic\/Dance Album for Eusexua<\/em>.\u00a0The set list she performed tonight closely mirrored that of her tour, but ramped up to a higher scale on a physical level.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cGoing on tour the last month and looking out into the audience, I\u2019ve not really seen fans or people that are just kind of into my music,\u201d Twigs said at Coachella. \u201cWhat I\u2019ve seen is community. I\u2019m looking out into the crowd tonight and I see the same thing. I think that all of us are here tonight because we want to grow, because we believe in ourselves, because we\u2019re artistic, because we have an expression, because we\u2019re here against all odds.\u201d<\/p>\n