Dan Bejar's latest album as Destroyer replaces the crowd pleasing synth glitz of 2011's Kaputt with a dark, dynamic soundscape of strings and pattering percussion. But fewer synths doesn't mean less '80s: Bejar's seasick strings are the ones that used to propel Kate Bush; "Forces From Above" crosses a spacious Scott Walker-style arrangement with the languid, wordy swoon of a Pet Shop Boys chorus; the perky horn hook and drawled vocals of the single "Dream Lover" recall Bob Dylan's lushest, cheesiest period.