The incredible 13th studio album from one of the most influential experimental rock bands of the post-punk era, the surrealistic proto-industrialists Chrome, is set for release August 13. Still helmed by long-time Chrome guitarist and mastermind Helios Creed, this line-up welcomes back Hilary “Stench” Haines who was Chrome’s bass player for the band’s classic ’80s albums including 1981’s Blood On The Moon and 1982’s 3rd From The Sun, along with the familiar stylings of Tommy L. Cyborg, Aleph Omega, and Lou Minatti XIII. With a Stench brother back in the fold, Chrome have crafted a fiercely driven album that propels the listener forward through sonically twisted guitar noise and cascading synths for one of the most compelling recordings of the band’s storied career. Just give a listen to the album’s first single, the Motörhead inspired “H Of Spades,” which has been released on all digital platforms today.
Scaropy will be available on all digital platforms as well as on CD in a deluxe digipak and limited edition SILVER vinyl with printed inner sleeve!
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