Andrew McDonald, Journalist

Fans will enjoy this new dosage of lush, beat interrupting cinematic electronica and appreciate the variations, but there’s little to return to here.

No Joy have shown that they’re a solid head above their contemporaries with this release, which will prove to be essential to the genre’s fans and might just win over the unconverted.

In the end, this is a fine debut, very rooted in ‘early 2010s’ electro sounds and hopefully a sign of better things to come.

Every line is muttered through gritted teeth and with steely reserve.

More Light is the group’s best, probably since XTRMNTR, but it still falls short of their own high standards, set an increasingly long time ago.

At its best, it’s seductive, gorgeous and the ideal backing to a nice drink with close company. It’s just a shame it occasionally falls into cliché and background 1950s theatre music.

The record is not the revelation Wolfgang… was, but it’s perhaps equally as brilliant, certainly as fun and totally relevant to 2013.