[ C R O N I C _ D I S O R D E R ]

Mighty Music are proud to present the first release ever from an American band under our rooster! Cronic Disorder has existed since the early nineties and is an established name in the American metalscene. The style of music is a brutal, aggressive mixture of thrash- and death metal. "Torture Test" was originally released as a self-financed album by the band itself in a strickly limited printrun, only sold at concerts and sent to the US press. Mighty Music was so impressed by the material that it was decided to release the album officially with new cover artwork and the new title, "Torture Test". Just take a listen to the album and check out the reviews from the American press and you will be impressed yourself!!!

At the moment Cronic Disorder is working hard on writing material for their upcoming second album, due to be released on Mighty Music in early 2002.

"Torture Test" will be released in April/May 2001 through Mighty Music and currently Cronic Disorder is available for interviews (both via email and phone), contact Mighty Music for a talk with the band.

"Dipping down into the Carolina's, we find the brutish four-piece thrash band called CRONIC DISORDER who play that sort of punishing and just-fast-enough-to-be-interesting vein of metal with blowtorch vocals that I always find myself liking instantly".
Metal Maniacs/Ula Gehret (USA).

"For those of you who cannot get enough of Testament's latest opus, The Gathering, it is essential that you experience Cronic Disorder. This album is an all out frenzy of death, thrash and speed. RATING 10".
Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles #36 (Canada).

"It's got that same energetic passion for being in-your-face and leaves you nothig to hide except the wounds you will suffer from a home mosh pit. All other aspects of the CD are top-notch with packaging and production. Cronically excellent!"
Ballbuster (USA)

"Cronic Disorder are too heavy to be called thrash and not quite over the top enough to be called death metal. The band fall somewhere into that gray area between the two. This is the direction that Machine Head should of went in instead of turning into clowns and rapping".
Metal Rules (USA).

"The newest bastard to come from the minds of Cronic Disorder is perhaps THE best full length record by an unsigned band that I have heard in a long damn time".
Lords Of Judgement (USA).

"Cronic Disorder is the best blend of death and thrash since Demolition Hammer".
Eternal Frost (USA).

"Forget about Machine Head or Skinlab ... this is modern day thrash played the way it was meant to be played".
Hellfrost Zine (USA).

"A self financed, full-length release that shows off a band hungry for recognition, and they should achieve this with their knack for creating well structured music with powerful instrumentation, and a genre spanning style that ravenously siphons from both the death and thrash metal worlds".
Worm Gear (USA).

"A very brutal album that brought out the maniac in me!".
Neckbreaker/Audio Aggression (USA).

"Without a doubt this is one of the best Death-metal albums I have ever heard! What people like Picasso or Rembrandt did for paint these guys do to music! Grade: 10/10".
RRCA/Emperor MultiMedia (USA).








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