Lords of Acid - Mundo Bizarro [Yellow]

Lords of Acid serve up another dose of dance-floor mischief with Mundo Bizarro, a new studio album from the Belgian provocateurs.

Formed in Antwerp in 1988 around Praga Khan, the band built a cult following with acid house singles and their 1991 debut Lust, mixing pounding beats, industrial guitars and gleefully filthy humour. Decades later they remain a fixture of the industrial club scene, and this 2026 album keeps that spirit intact, pairing electronic muscle with an attitude that rarely keeps a straight face.

Dreamboy, El Mundo Está Loco and Karaoke Superstar all surfaced as singles ahead of the album, a clear sign of its priorities: big hooks, pulsing club rhythms and a knowing wink. Dopamine War rounds out the early highlights, its title alone promising the kind of chemical rush the band has always traded on.

Elsewhere, titles in Spanish and German nod to the band's European roots and international fanbase, and the album moves quickly across its eleven tracks without wasting a beat or a punchline. It is loud, cheeky and built for dark rooms with the lights down low. Longtime followers will take it as a welcome sign that, more than three decades on, age has not dulled their appetite for trouble.