It was a dance-floor encounter with The Knife's “Silent Shout” that first got Alison Wonderland into electronic music. If their icy synth-pop sets the Australian producer's cold-blooded pulse, it's trap that gives it teeth—particularly the neon-tinged variety of artists like TNGHT. Her teenage fondness for blink-182, meanwhile, informs the cheerfully rebellious spark that makes kiss-offs like “Easy” so infectious.