Once upon a time pop bands would go indie in an attempt to find credibility, but now, the opposite is becoming common. So it is for Canada’s Dragonette, whose fourth album finds them abandoning edgy synth-pop for sugary euphoria. There are confetti bombs aplenty in “Let the Night Fall” and “Secret Stash”, bratty cheerleader skits (“High Five”), and gothy clatter (“Love Can’t Touch Me Now”), though the record ends with “Detonate” and “Future Ghost”, adding shadow to the sparkle.