MADMADMAD’s EP Overload is a thrillingly chaotic, genre-warping ride —think Mr Oizo on acid— that fuses fuzzy basslines, jagged guitars, and analog synth delirium into a dancefloor-ready collage of sound. From the Kraftwerk-tinged pulse of Overload to the acid-soaked, breakneck energy of The Way channeling The Chemical Brothers or Gesaffelstein, the record constantly shape-shifts while maintaining a raw, propulsive core.  Tracks like Mezcal drift into hypnotic, minimal grooves reminiscent of Aphex Twin, while Tout le Monde and Turn It Up inject playful, off-kilter funk inspired by Tom Zé, Prince, ESG, and Beck. The title track closes on a high with a gritty, disco-infused groove nodding to early Daft Punk. Listening to MADMADMAD can be delightfully disorienting, and that quality extends to the band’s collagist, CRT-infused and homemade visual art that accompanies their music.