The party doesn't stop on 's irrepressibly upbeat debut . The Australian quartet -- fronted by duo and and backed by synth man and drummer -- do not relent over the course of 11 pulsating dance anthems, infusing each one with a heavy dose of campy, tongue-in-cheek fun like predecessors , , and . Taking additional cues from late-'80s and early-'90s club kids like ("Bubblegum") and ("C.O.O.L. Party"), they focus on addictive rhythms, pulsing beats, and deceptively simple lyrical earworms, hypnotizing like raving snake-charmers. Much of the group's allure is owed to their vocalists, who trade lines in a fashion that resembles a neon-washed update of ' . On her own, is a scene-stealer, nonchalantly tossing out outrageous lines about boring boy-toys ("Boyfriend [Repeat]" and "Better Sit Down Boy") and wild shindigs where she once saw someone stick a light bulb where it didn't belong ("C.O.O.L. Party"). Meanwhile, marries the deliveries of both 's , most notably on the winking "Don't You Know I'm in a Band," the joyous closer "Fascination," and the throbbing, -indebted "Catch My Breath." From the synth drone and beat-pop on opener "Try Your Luck" to the disco glam rave-up of "All the Way," it's clear that have just one goal in mind: A sweaty, physical response to this throbbing, inspirational ear candy. Even if listeners lack that namesake self-assurance that the band seem to care so much about, by the end of , they might believe they can achieve anything with this album as their effortlessly cool soundtrack. ~ Neil Z. Yeung