Kevin Bronson on February 18th, 2015

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Australian dance-machinists Miami Horror set up shop in Southern California about three years ago, not long after seemingly long-ago their debut album “Illumination” (2010) shone its light on many a dance floor. Since then, the quartet of Benjamin Plant, Aaron Shanahan, Josh Moriarty and Daniel Whitechurch have done some exploring, with Plant and Shanahan engaging in the side project Wunder Wunder and the band teasing with a handful of singles (including the glossy “Real Slow” featuring Sarah Chernoff of Superhumanoids). This week, they announced their sophomore album “All Possible Futures” would be out April 21 on Haven Sounds and Dine Alone Records. Plant said the move to L.A. inspired the band: “It helped us to experiment and find our own sound. If you look at a lot of the alternative electronica and dance music coming out of L.A. it definitely has a feel — we love the weirdness and sunshine.” There’s a lot of latter but not much of the former in the funky new single “Love Like Mine.” Disco ball on.

||| Stream: “Love Like Mine”

||| Also: Stream: “Real Slow”and “Colours in the Sky”: