Disco Inferno were perhaps the most ambitious and isolated band of the '90s. Whilst it's now almost second nature for a band to incorporate digital technology into their armoury, you'd struggle to find anyone who went anything like as far as DI. Starting out in a post-punk vein, heavily influenced by the likes of Joy Division and Wire, they have come to be recognised as one of the first, and most influential, post-rock bands. 

In 1992, they took the quantum leap from their modest beginnings to totally rewire themselves and become the most radical, forward-thinking guitar band on the planet, with a revolutionary sample-based approach that was simply years ahead of the curve. 

Technicolour, their third and final album, was released in 1996. In 2018 it was re-released by One Little Indian, for the first time on vinyl. Littered as pop history is with unsung heroes and buried brilliance, there are few bands so deserving of such recovery as Disco Inferno.

Tracklist
1. Technicolour
2. Things Move Fast
3. I'm Still In Love
4. Sleight Of Hand
5. Don't You Know
6. It's A Kid's World
7. When The Story Breaks
8. Can't See Through It
9. Over And Over