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Beautiful and stunning work here. There is something truly inviting about this album. Sonically, it is dark, but always carried along by a certain lightness—a certain draw. It really is good.
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The experimental producer applies her ambient techniques to what is essentially a singer-songwriter record.
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A masterful work of art. Captures the collapse of civilisation with sonic precision.
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