Chrom reissue 3CD collection ‘Electro Synthetic Decay’
German electro act Chrom reissue the 3CD set “Electro Synthetic Decay”, collecting three Out Of Line albums after years out of print.
German melodic electro act Chrom have re-released the 3CD set “Electro Synthetic Decay” on Out Of Line. The collection gathers three of the band’s albums and returns to print after about two years.
The triple-CD set compiles “Electroscope,” “Synthetic Movement” and “Peak & Decay,” all previously released on Out Of Line, across 33 tracks. It was first issued in April 2022 and had been out of print for more than two years before this re-release.
A megamix drawn from all three albums is available.
About Chrom
Chrom is a German melodic electro and synth-pop act formed in 2007 by Christian Marquis and Thomas Winters. Winters left the project in 2022, and Marquis has continued it since. The band’s run of albums on Out Of Line includes “Electroscope,” “Synthetic Movement” and “Peak & Decay,” the three records now collected on “Electro Synthetic Decay.” Chrom last appeared on Side-Line with the single and video “Paralysed” in 2024. The 3CD reissue brings the band’s first three Out Of Line albums back into print in a single set.
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