The Chromatics - Hot Stuff album flac

Chromatics is an American electronic music band from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2001. The band originally featured a trademark sound indebted to punk and lo-fi that was described as "noisy" and "chaotic".

Earlier this year, elusive Portland italo-disco revivalists Chromatics announced that Dear Tommy, the long-awaited follow up to their opus Kill For Love, would be released in the American fall, aka around now. It seems unlikely that any Chromatics fan really put stock in this promise, considering Chromatics bandleader Johnny Jewel had been talking about the record since December 2014 and it was supposed to be released around Valentine's Day 2015, but it was still exciting news nonetheless. Today, Chromatics have dropped a new eight-track record

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Like labelmates Glass Candy, the Chromatics recently ditched their early aggro/noise-punk beginnings. Switching labels from the art-rock institution Troubleman Unlimited to the sleeker Italians Do It Better imprint, the trio's gone even darker, feeding sultry, minimal disco-punk through spidery horror flick synths and scuffed guitars. Those who caught the swooning glide of the Chromatics' "Nite" single last year- or their contributions to the After Dark compilation earlier in 2007- won't be shocked by the similarly sleek Night Drive (aka IV). But listeners who are only familiar with the band's forays into shambling punk will certainly be surprised by Night Drive's assured songwriting (which would wow even if the band had been chasing this narcotic Eurodisco sound for years) and how it wrings ravishment out of electro moves that should be long-drained of their charms.