FLOOD

You don’t need to hear this record for more than four seconds before you realize who is wielding that guitar like a piece of errant shrapnel.

What makes Foxygen’s third album so fascinating is how close they are to falling apart sonically, as if the more delicate songs were one beat away from collapsing into a pile of drumsticks and glitter.

Get Yer Body is originally from 2003, and it’s a sandblasted spin on garage rock with nearly every song clocking in under two minutes.

The debut songs from this new Leeds-based quartet hover between chin-stroking artfulness and joyful minimalism.

Their world is one of blazing ’60s frat-rock with twisted, fuzz-laced psychedelic outros.

This reckless, wayward pop song, with its bright organ flourish (from Martin Phillipps of The Chills), and its dashed-off immediacy still sounds shockingly out-of-time.