Nun loves their ominous juxtapositions; it's what makes them one of the most aesthetically tough bands in the country. Their self-titled debut is a trawl through the darker alleyways of electronic pop, swinging from the misanthropic howls and claws of Immersion II and Subway to the more “upbeat” elocutions of Evoke The Sleep and Uri Geller. Regardless of what hits you, though, there's never a clear definition of what Nun is – their out-of-focus band photos and imagery speaks volumes – and it's this dark, amorphous nature that infuses the album with such enthralling, hypnotic yet viscous energy.
