I still remember the first time I heard "Don't Look Back in Anger" by Oasis, and how thrilling and breathtaking and hypnotic it all was, and how I never wanted it to end. "Turn it Up," easily the greatest song I heard all year, packs that same punch. From the moment the vibraphone rings in - and how Brian "Let Him Run Wild" Wilson is that? - to the swirling conclusion will literally leave you gasping for air. To hear Chloe's voice climb high to plead (or maybe demand) "Turn it up! Turn it up!" is this record's crowning achievement and worth the price of admission alone. But there's so much more, all nestled in an organic bed of warm piano. The mid-disc hat trick of "God is Sure One Funny Girl" through "Wonderful Life" comes complete with Chloe practically screaming at the top of her talented lungs in the first of these three to later swinging a sweet octave-jumping background vocal as she sings about her wonderful life. The songwriting of drummer Brad Elvis has reached a pinnacle here: This album could have (and would have) topped the Billboard charts in the mid-'70s. Everyone from T-Rex to Elton John to the Monkees to Cheap Trick has influenced this music, and I am not only thrilled, breathless and hypnotized but hopelessly - and happily - in electroluv.