“a thicket of riddles and gently warped folk”
“Working with minimalist guitar, gentle vocals, and an understated rhythm section, the English musician constructs a careful lesson about the awe of being present.”
“Over the course of four albums, Rozi Plain has been driven by a muse every bit as singular as Aldous Harding. It’s therefore logical that their paths fleetingly converge on the London-based musician’s latest offering. It’s a convergence based on their more pop-centric material, which is seductively radio-friendly yet slightly odd. And it’s there in the occasional use of brass, with Alabaster dePl”
