ParanoiKa knows how to treat such subjects as "madness”, "unbalance" and "paranoia" in a funny way. Dancing is the number one rule in the vocabulary of the band from Curitiba, Brazil, that despite the short time of existence, has already conquered its spot. The name is saucy; the music is peppy and the show, cathartic. The first album — which carries the name of the quartet — is just out of the oven. It is filled with the ‘80s synthpop and the ‘90s British indie-electrorock. The influences of bands with female vocals like Garbage, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Goldfrapp and Portishead ParanoiKa fulfill the identity of the band, bringing a sharp Karla Hill as the lead singer. The posh girl's voice opens the album with "Another Chance", a modern electrorock —which has a melancholic trip hop version as a bonus track. A flood of foreign comments on ParanoiKa’s Soundcloud proves the global identity of the quartet. You can’t hold your moves with "Out of Control", an euphoric track of heavy drums, burnt guitars and powerful vocals. Or "My Toy", an "acid electro punk rock," according to the definition of a British fan. The hit "Unconditional", which tells the story of a love affair, sticks in the head and makes you want to shake it all over the dance floor. This mix of fun and attitude is the recipe of ParanoiKa!