On their new single, Cologne's Von Spar are paying tribute to their love for 1970s Kraut Rock. "HyBoLT" is a disco not disco track shining in psychedelic colours. The Prins Thomas remix combines afro disco percussion with the grace of La Düsseldorf. Also including a melodic remix with jangling guitars and a rolling bassline by Popnoname. VON SPAR is a four piece pop group from Cologne, Germany who have already released several 12"s and two highly acclaimed albums. For their new single "HyBoLT" (Hypersonic Boundary Layer Transition), VON SPAR draw inspiration from the Krautrock of the 1970s and take their love of experimentation to the dance floor with a real disco happening, all refracted psychedelic colour and fluid dreams. Musically, VON SPAR's policy of ecstasy has produced a brilliant piece of prog-disco, one that tells of cosmic pop science and combines Can's spirit of discovery with the dance-floor instinct of Giorgio Moroder. But the result is no sentimental reconstruction of musical styles of the past, instead, "HyBoLT" is a contemporary amalgam from the musical molecular kitchen. As guest and remixer for their new single, VON SPAR invited Norwegian new-disco king PRINS THOMAS (Full Pupp, Internasjonal, Oslo) on board. In his interpretation, Afro-disco percussion meets the melodic grace and dreaminess of La Düsseldorf. On a journey lasting almost 14 minutes, PRINS THOMAS leads the music through a broad spectrum of aesthetic and stylistic positions and combines them into an electrifying whole: an intoxicated disco trip. The second remix is vinyl exclusive and comes from Cologne's indie house wonder POPNONAME aka Jens-Uwe Beyer. His version is very melodic, with strong synths, jangly reverbed guitars and throbbing bass. The new single "HyBoLT" also serves as a first peek into VON SPAR's new album, whose release has been announced for 2010.