Listening to Lincoln Le Fevre, it's easy to understand why he's been such a huge influence for bands like Camp Cope and The Smith Street Band, with his latest work with The Insiders offering an album full of captivating imagery and solid melodies.
Opener Ugly Enough starts slowly, focusing on a single guitar, organ and Le Fevre's distinctive voice. Somewhat title track Undone offers an almost bluesy yearning in Le Fevre's voice, and backs it up with a cracking solo in its closing moment.
What stands out most throughout Come Undone is Le Fevre's ever descriptive and insightful lyrics, truly representing him as a master in storytelling. Here's to hoping there won't be such a wait between albums next time.
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