Sparks unleashes their sophomore album, "A Woofer In Tweeter's Clothing," on clear vinyl, filled with delightful contradictions. Tracks like "Girl from Germany" dance with cheeky pop hooks while maintaining a cool detachment; it's as if they take pleasure in their own absurdity. This isn't just nostalgia; it's a clever reminder that Sparks have long thrived in an ironic realm, serving up tunes that are both playful and self-aware, with production that amplifies rather than conceals their quirks.