But soon the dizzy rush of romance gave way to red flags.That turning point, where the telltale signs of emotional abuse became impossible to ignore, is captured in the gothic-tinged folk of her new song A Love That Could Kill.That question dangles dangerously at the centre of Woodroofe's first new album in a decade. Rotate On The Ache, Pt.1, begins a two-part project chronicling Woodroofe reclaiming her identity and career after escaping emotional abuse."I was with this person for five years, so I had to unlearn a lot of ideas about myself and behaviours Things that really held me back, because by the end of the relationship I was stripped back to nothing." Years of gaslighting, manipulation and anxiety gradually wore down Woodroofe's autonomy, artistic voice and community of friends."I lost so many relationships; I lost my music career … It took me a long time to [put] myself back together