Unpatterns is not without fault – the closing trio of tracks is forgettable – but it contains perhaps some of the pair's best work
‘Unpatterns’ is a tipping point and an opportunity to write their names larger in the history books than they could have managed with their disco-lite of old.
These 10 tracks build slowly, each crisp element added to the mix with a watchmaker's patience, and at their most energetic they're still pretty laid-back.
Unpatterns is long on proficiency, but short on pathos, and not particularly innovative, either.
Unpatterns, whilst focused, exercises almost too much restraint.