Bored With Prozac And The Internet? (2013)

"Though there are some uninspired experiments here, such as the filler of “Yogurt And Fake Tan,” much of the album is a fun, campy listen. One somewhat questions the high-art pretensions the duo suggest, which apparently call on Broadway for inspiration. Yet one can never tell, even in hindsight, what this album was about. As it stands, in it’s twisted, cheesy and somewhat out-of-touch self in 2013, it is a fun little document. And even if this fun is split evenly between half-intended and half-unintended, it is fun nonetheless."(mxdwn.com)