“The rise and rise of Lauren Auder has become one of the most slowly rapturous to watch in the last five years, within any discernible underground scene. Dipping her toes into non-algorithmic chamber psych and PC Music, her woozily self-guessing baroqueness cites the rich fragility of Scott Walker, fixated on Christian allegory and pagan symbolism. Across three near-faultless EPs, the deep focus ha”
“On her debut, the British-French experimentalist reckons with the body and the spirit in compositions so bright and ornate they feel like an inverted version of goth-pop.”
