Luster

Rafphy

metacritic

pastemagazine

The Irish musician’s second album conjures a sound that sits somewhere between shoegaze and ambience, where each song is an image or memory touched by post-punk, slowcore, and astral-projected hypnagogia.

pitchfork

The Irish musician’s gossamer dream pop is both mythic and real, a wild and ancient landscape in which her own figure is just barely perceptible.