DISCO INFERNO - TECHNICOLOUR METAL Becoming one of Bristol's most

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The album’s closing track is David Lynch himself reciting a poem of unknown origin accompanied by Donovan on guitar

DISCO INFERNO - TECHNICOLOUR METAL Becoming one of Bristol's mostAlmost entirely out on their own, out of step with the times, Disco Inferno were widely underappreciated during their (pre internet) existence, they were probably the most ambitious and isolated band of the '90s with a steadily expanding cult of devotees now discovering their often brilliant catalog. One of the first wave of "post rock" acts, they combined avant garde aesthetics with a basis in solid pop hooks, credibly depicting suburban alienation