An invitingly austere folk duo from Australia, Luluc rose to international acclaim following the 2014 release of their second album, Passerby, a hushed and elegant collection that drew attention to the songwriting and vocal talents of Melbourne natives Zoë Randell and Steve Hassett. Having already won over some notable admirers like legendary producer Joe Boyd and the National's Aaron Dessner with their self-released 2008 debut Dear Hamlyn, the duo eventually relocated to New York and began recording for the Sub Pop label, which also issued their third LP, Sculptor, in 2018. Luluc's sound continued to become more diverse on later albums like 2020's gorgeous Dreamboat and 2023's reflective Diamonds. These releases often included drums, horns, and even electronic textures, while remaining true to the band's core acoustic sound.