Twisted Shapes offers a terrific run of four tracks, from "Rattle Me Bones" through "Away with Words," (the magnificent) "Opera House," and "Master, Equalizer," which showcase the band’s off-kilter and unobvious pop sensibilities; the multi-part vocals and harmonies are unpretentious and draw listeners. Yet the standout track is the epic "Love Riot," with its sexy guitars and slow-burning build up into a crescendo gang vocals and trumpets. However, Twisted Shapes works best as a whole, almost to a fault. Most of the tracks seamlessly segue into each other, making it difficult to distinguish when one song ends and another begins. Though, this is neither here nor there because being a singles band may not be Trap Tiger’s intention. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.