LUCY ROLEFF - Left Open in a Room CD Indie Rock bending the more grandiose moments

bending the more grandiose moments into baroque awkwardness on opening track 'Fluer D'Oranger' and evoking the mood of scene-setting cues 'Weronika' and 'Véronique' on the recorder-led 'The Light That Flickers In The Mirror'

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LUCY ROLEFF - Left Open in a Room CD Indie Rock bending the more grandiose momentsWith an eye on the contemporary but an affinity for the traditional, Melbourne folk artist Lucy Roleff returns with Left Open in a Room a chamber folk inflected expansion on the fingerpicked purity of her 2016 debut, This Paradise. Autobiographical in essence but vast in theming, Left Open in a Roomreminds of both the simple, vignette songwriting of Sibylle Baier, and the intricate stylings and blunt tongue of Bridget St John and Nick Drake. Lucys