It doesn’t take too long of a listen to Sugar & Gold before it becomes apparent that this bold and plucky electro quintet is definitely not aiming to be categorized. And that’s okay, because after producing for acts like the roguish Gravy Train!!!! of the underground indie-dance scene and hitting the road with the eclectically ornate Of Montreal, one could only expect the consequential product to be far from conservative; Get Wet! meets such an expectation and it does so with idiosyncratic style.