It may have been 13 years since the last record, but Crime In Stereo are back with the announcement of their forthcoming album, House & Trance, which is set for release on 27th October via Pure Noise Records. Lead single Hypernormalisation analyses the apathy of people in the face of their imminent demise whilst the additional streaming song, Books Cannot Be Killed By Fire, turns its acerbic eye to recent and ongoing Republican efforts to whitewash American history and restrict access to its truth. House & Trance feels like the natural next step for Crime In Stereo, it was entirely self-produced by the band and flows on so well from their past that it’s almost like the intervening decade and a bit hasn’t happened. This c...