Reviews / Album

"Are We There still sounds like a hazy dream, and that’s what makes it so interesting"

"Their overuse of operatic instrumentation, such as dramatic strings and piano, clashes with their tacky R&B instincts"

"Ambient yet somehow unnerving melodies that have been absent in much of his previous work"

"Silence/Win provides a number of accessible, upbeat tracks, such as catchy opener Single Spark."

"Harmonious, ruminative and loved"

"A measured experiment, Fortuna will grow on you"

"Once a collaborator who tended to stand behind others, Ben Frost is now ready for some serious kudos"

It’s a stunning mix of man and machine.

Nothing about In Conflict is easy, nor should it be. This is Pallett’s world, one of ingenuity, flamboyance and verve, and no compromises are necessary.

This is a good album that, when it reaches its potential, shows that there is still life and creativity left in the loose descriptive of post-rock.

All it’s done, however, is made us ravenous for a main course of the Royk-Rob variety.

Thrash with personality.