Quadron's self-titled debut mines that interesting space between R&B and synth-pop, all buoyed by Coco O.'s vocals, alternately airy and soulful. The same goes for the songs themselves: the spare "Buster Keaton" contrasts with the more bass-driven and spry "Slippin." The swooning romance on "Day" gives way to the blues on "Jeans" and even to the classic Motown sound of "Pressure." The strings return on "Average Fruit" while the spare beats and bops drenches the soul of "Unpatience." A hint of Brazil strums its way onto "Far Cry" and a suggestion of Afro-funk jabs its way onto "Simili Life." And the country-western twang of "Herfra Hvor Vi Står" is reminiscent of a slower Husky Rescue. A surprisingly strong album.