Neon Indian's third album showed founder Alan Palomo embracing every fluorescent color of the '80s music scene to create a synth-pop masterpiece.

Fans and critics were dazzled by a unique melding of influences from The Police to Prince to Blondie and The Tom Tom Club, landing Vega Intl. Night School in the Top 20 of Billboard's Rock, Indie, and Alternative Album charts, as well as best-of lists from Pitchfork, Complex, Under The Radar, and others.