Portugal. The Man's tunes get their brightly coloured vibes from the band's multifaceted—and groovy—tastes. Since the mid-'00s, they've been cranking out spirited songs that cover warped, folky, psychedelic aggression (“Evil Friends”); airy, orchestral ‘60s pop sunshine (“So American”); and glitchy, rhythmic indie rock (“How the Leopard Got Its Spots”). John Gourley's nimble vocals add an extra level of sprightly vigour to the band's undeniably memorable melodies, elevating the driving rock ‘n' roll blasts of “People Say” to dizzying heights.