Crime in Stereo "House & Trance" Color:Oxblood w/ White & Black Twist HISTORIC 2nd LP BY THIS

HISTORIC 2nd LP BY THIS INFLUENTIAL PORTLAND PUNK BAND

000 concert goers in the Valley

"To Die For" recording was a true reclamation of the throne for the band

to represent the combination of the organic and artificial -- or how the symphonic merges with the electronic -- but this isn't necessarily a huge leap from her earlier work

the Ivor Novelloaward-winning

Crime in Stereo "House & Trance" Color:Oxblood w/ White & Black Twist HISTORIC 2nd LP BY THISIts been 13 years since the last Crime In Stereo record. Indeed, House & Trance feels like the natural next step for Crime In Stereo. It was entirely self produced by the band (outside of it, both Romnes and Cioni are acclaimed and accomplished producers, which made doing it themselves much easier), and flows on so well from their past that its almost like the intervening decade and a bit hasnt happened, that this is actually parallel universe circa