Bellingham husband-and-wife band No-Fi Soul Rebellion’s playfully bizarre dance pop is the perfect union of big, thumping booty beats and silly, nonsensical lyricism. Nothing is sacred and everything is a source of inspiration: horror show theremin, butt rawk sing-shout, chipmunk voices… it’s all there, mingling in a melting pot of hip-hop, metal, ’80s synth pop and rock and roll. Like the band’s previous releases, No-Fi Soul Rebellion’s most recent effort, Oh Please Please Please, unapologetically blends vocals that verge on the obnoxious with infectious beats that make up for any irritation that might come as a side effect of the schlocky vocals. It’s just the stuff that inebriated living room dance parties are made of. With Boy Eats Drum Machine. SARA BRICKNER

Thu., July 1, 5 p.m., 2010