Once again this Brooklyn collective makes the hipsters want to dance and shimmy their hips with abandon. They can meld RnB vocals from featured guest singer Shannon Funchess with searing post-punk bass lines (“Heart of Hearts”) or combine ominous New Wave keyboards and vocals with surf rock (“Myth Takes”) — all without loosing the groove. Sure, the lyrics contain lame couplets (check “Must Be the Moon” and it’s opening lines of “One drink, two drinks, three drinks four / She had eyes I couldn’t ignore so I chatted her up out on the dance floor / She was out of cigarettes so I walked her to the store), but who cares when such mindlessness works so well with the pulsating beats that you want to loose yourself in. Be sure to listen for “All My Heroes Are Weirdos” as the track is as near to perfect electro-punk as a song can achieve. It’s a rave gone mad with relentless drums, endless motion, and a forbidding wall of sound.