'Animal/Animal Economy' is an elephant charge past the punchy dance-rock of Flamingo Crash's debut; a grinning monster with the brain of Fear of Music and the muscle of Relationship of Command. Opener '(Vamp At The) Wax Party' and closer 'Senator ' are brimming with riffs, hips, and red melodies, but there's a sly wit here, musical as much as lyrical, that pulls you in a little more with every listen. 'Airport Art' pulses like a Garcia Lorca poem landscaped by the Mars Volta, and 'Library Sex' sees the band introduce moodier colours and build them into a swooning rush.