It is abundantly clear that Bear In Heaven want you to dance, but if their new album, I Love You, It's Cool, is any indication, Bear In Heaven want you to dance harder than ever before.

The album, released April 3rd and full of catchy riffs and killer hooks, is mixed with jolting synth, added to steady beats, and peppered with great instrumentation. From the nostalgic spirit and powerful dance-floor allure of Reflections of You to the constantly intensifying synth-progressions of World of Freakout, the album provides track after track of shimmery dance-pop goodness, much in the same vein as M83's most recent work.

But even through the unstoppable choruses and irresistible noisiness (Space Remains), there is a keen sense of anxiety present throughout the album; that kind of anxiety keeps you tense and on your toes and that forces you to tap your foot to expel the energy. There is no escaping the desire to move when you hear these tracks.

Bear In Heaven will be making a stop in Seattle at the Crocodile Cafe in T-minus nine days, or April 13.

To find out more, check out the Official Website and Facebook, as well as my favorite track from the album, posted below.