Chrome Hoof - Pronoid [Vinyl]

After the launch of Pre-Emptive False Rapture last year, the press, record buyers and gig goers in the UK have gone bananas for the futuresonic be-robed avatars of Year 3000 Disco, Chrome Hoof. Thanks, in part, to two headline tours and appearances at the Supersonic Festival in July, Tapestry in August and All Tomorrow's Parties in December.  First up, the legendary Graham Massey (808 State) lends some super dirty synths and electronic beats adding an icy chill to the proceedings, whilst man-of-the-moment Herve (AKA Count Of Monte Cristal) weighs in with a ferocious hardcore lo-fi rework of "Tonyte".  Packaging is suitably maximalist, compared to the mirrorboard simplicity of the album, and features a disco sleeve of live photos of the band in full flight. 

"If they're a visual blast, then sonically they will blow your socks of at the knees...the Hoof's rock n' Grand Guignol will render resistance futile, so prepare to be crushed" - TIME OUT UK

"There's so much juice squeezed into these tracks you'll be salivating for more afterward" - Drowned In Sound

"Like Fela Kuti and Black Flag covering Earth" - NME

"A fractured endlessly interesting collision of disco shine and metallic grind. - Kerrang!

"Utterly Original, utterly bonkers, utterly brilliant" - Rocksound

Track Listing:
01. Pronoid (Graham Massey mix)
02. Pronoid (Radio edit)
03. Tonyte (The Count's Ghetto Sax Mix)
Total Running Time: 11:46 mins

• Available on vinyl only
• For fans of: Sun Ra, ESG, Goblin, Parliament/Funkadelic, Liquid Liquid, Black Sabbath, This Heat, Brain Ticket. 
• File under: Nowave-disco-prog-acid
• Released: May 2008