Yin Yin's dazzling second album 'The Age Of Aquarius' dives even deeper into dancefloor propulsion and space travel atmospherics than their lauded debut 'The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers' from 2019. While there is an expanded sonic richness on the album as samples, drum computers and otherworldly synthesizers intertwine with the band's taut playing, this album is a simple, direct appeal to dance. The record's groove manifesto can be put down to the band's experiences on the road, where the positive energy from their grooves kept people dancing.