Chromeo
Business Casual

Countless critics have accused Chromeo of ripping themselves off on Business Casual. While I don't fully agree, I see their point. But to not get off ...

Just as bread needs butter, every dance party needs Chromeo. As with the electro-funk duo’s two previous records-2004’s She’s in Control and 2007’s Fa...

Boy, this is an album that would be sooooo easy to hate. Chromeo is, after all, fundamentally a joke band, with a fat Arab dude and a skinny, nerdy J...

You can say something for Chromeo’s latest album that it’s hard to say of most records: the cover art does a fantastic job of communicating what’s ins...

Electro snyth funk is not a genre I dabble in regularly. It’s more of an accessory. It’s something you play the first and last time you decide to t...

It's tempting to simply cut and paste my review of Chromeo's cracking previous album, 2007's 'Fancy Footwork', given that the band have effectively tu...

Three years after Chromeo released their breakthrough album, Fancy Footwork, the Montreal synth pop duo have blown up and scored a major-label deal so...

Until now, cross-denominational Canadian combo Chromeo – aka David ‘Dave 1’ Macklovitch and Patrick ‘P-Thugg’ Gemayel – have skated perilously fine li...

With all the adulation currently ladled on 1980s electro pioneers such as Pet Shop Boys, Human League and New Order, it’s easy to forget that the deca...

They are based in Canada. They are one part Arab and one part Jew. They practise the bastardized art of 80’s drenched electro-funk. They are known ind...