Whenever someone says “I don’t believe in fairies” there’s a fairy somewhere that dies; so the story goes. I like to think we’re all born with a bit of the fae inside of us. Adventurous, mischievous, able to see the beauty and wonder in all things, possessing a boundless imagination. Yet as we grow older, the rude awakening of adulthood delights in telling us that there’s no such thing as fairies, and extinguishing every spark of magic that remains. Piece by piece the world is made to feel like a far harsher, smaller place. ‘Lullaby Please Don’t Lie’ plays like the last desperate plea of your inner child, urging you to look beyond your mundane surroundings and see the world as the magical place that some part of your heart still holds it to be. Dune Moss’ haunting and ethereal vocals hold a childlike vulnerability to them, so delicate you hold your breath as to not disturb the moment. But fae are known for their deceptive nature, and by the time the songs builds to a colossal roaring climax, it is already too late, you have already fallen under Dune’s spell.