Over the past decade, the albums of Colombian musician Lucrecia Dalt have moved steadily away from playfully experimental indie pop into increasingly deeper levels of abstraction. There was a marked shift between 2009's tuneful Congost-released under a previous alias, the Sound of Lucrecia—and 2012's murkier Commotus, whose abiding sense of mystery recalled Argentina’s Juana Molina. By 2013's more electronic Syzygy, her songwriting began to feel like it was tracing the shape of overgrown ruins; melodies jutted to the surface only to be subsumed again in drifting synths and thickets of reverb. On Anticlines, her sixth album, the former geotechnical engineer's metamorphosis is complete.

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