Head Over Heels

Pitchfork 5.7/10 On their bona fide all-stars album, everyone from DRAM to Amber Mark to The-Dream cannot save the electronic duo from their tastelessness.

A.V. Club C Chromeo specializes in upbeat, retro-embracing synth-funk—but, unlike others in a similar vein, the Canadian duo exists in an area somewhere between a come-hither wink and a seduction parody. On Head Over Heels, the group strikes a perfect balance between these extremes.

Rolling Stone 3/5 It's odd ... that Chromeo's sound doesn't change one bit on Head Over Heels – why bring out the big guns for more of the same?

Dork 3/5 In its shimmering and infectious disco lights, ‘Head Over Heels’ is an album that’ll have fans jumping up and down and screaming along in equal measure – and a trip that pushes the world to one side in order to dance late into the night.

The Independent 4/5 This is as close to the live iteration of Chromeo that one of their records has ever come. Plus, its arrival at the start of the summer feels like serendipitous timing; this might be their moment.

The Skinny 3/5 It’s not perfect ... But when the pieces fall into place there aren’t many bands that exude this much ridiculous, filthy, party-starting energy.

Slant 3/5 Chromeo's formula is well-suited to producing unpretentious, likeable pop-funk; it's just too bad that it's never felt more like a formula than ever before.

Spectrum Culture 80% Head Over Heels is maddeningly catchy and no party this summer is complete without it.