Brendan Telford, Journalist

"A measured experiment, Fortuna will grow on you"

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.

"I won’t lie; there were some growing pains in trying to rework everything, but there was an overt freedom that came along with it."

"I think Nikki Nack shows that we are in this for the long haul."

This is one ‘60s noir fantasy you’ll never want to end.

A light-headed daydream amongst interstellar reveries that warms the heart.

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.

Stiles’ voice is at once bewitching, seductive, tremulous and powerful.

Nikki Nack establishes Garbus as a cunning, effervescent queen of pop.

This isn’t some New Age throwaway though – the plaintive plucking of acoustic guitars and soporific electronics combine with Carey’s hypnotic vocals, creating a shimmering landscape of texture and, indeed, light.