The debut studio long player from the L.A.-based alt-rock/synth-pop duo, finds ( and ) painting the nosebleed seats red with a meaty set of hook-laden, stadium-ready electro-pop that evokes fellow "big moment" pop purveyors like , , and . Awash with seismic keyboard hooks, fat, club-ready percussion, and enough group-led "ooohhhs" to make blush, the 11-track album houses no shortage of obvious singles, beginning with the shimmering, uplifting title track. The thunderous "Blindside" offers up a near perfect distillation of earworm-infested radio pop and booming, midtempo dancefloor anthem, and the ukulele-led "Lovely Day" switches gears (sonically) and effortlessly tosses the rootsy, folk-pop stylings of bands like the into the electro-hopper. ~ James Christopher Monger