From the opening blast of "Invincible" to the defeatist strains of "The House Wins," OK Go's second album, OH NO, is a potent dose of pure power-pop. Here the Chicago band is paired with Swedish producer Tore Johansson (Franz Ferdinand, the Cardigans), and the result is unabashedly high-energy rock. The group's Cars influence in still running strong, but OK Go wisely uses that sound as an engine to drive the group further into its own no-frills territory, where catchy choruses abound amidst bold guitar lines and propulsive rhythms. The Franz Ferdinand connection becomes obvious on the slinky "A Million Ways," which is a distant dance-rock cousin to FF's "Take Me Out." Led by vocalist/guitarist Damien Kulash, who often sounds like a more motivated Stephen Malkmus, OK Go knows how to craft immediately catchy tunes, and the record showcases the quartet's hyperactive talents to wonderful effect. For revved-up melodic rock with an edge, you can't go wrong with OH NO.

DVD Features:

DVD Features Includes:

1. Here It Goes Again

2. A Million Ways

3. Get Over It

4. Don't Ask Me

5. Do You Want Me

6. Invincible

7. You're So Damn Hot

8. Do You Want Me (Tour Version)

9. Don't Ask Me (Dance Booth)

10. What To Do

11. There's A Fire

12. C-c-c-cinnamon Lips (On Chica-Go-Go)

Over an hour of video, including exclusive behind-the-scenes treadmill video footage and other preveiously released extras.