Project Pitchfork

Kaskade

BY Mike AdairPublished Aug 1, 2005

Project Pitchfork have been around for almost 15 years. Following 2002’s Inferno as part of the group’s Nun Trilogy, the Euro act’s latest full-length release is an emotive and innovative album that unfortunately can also be quite tedious. Featuring 15 tracks, Kaskade offers a range of sounds that will speak to a variety of dark music fans. Included here are nightmarishly surreal songs such as "Beautiful-Logic-Strings” and "Merry-Go-Round-to-Hell” mixing off-key melodies with a strong, pitch-shifted vocal presence. Their catchy club tracks like "Fleischverstärker” on the other hand drone on (and on and on…). If rock-based sounds are your thing however, then check out "Echoes” for a fast paced, straight-from-the-’80s, goth track that shakes things up quite nicely. Overall, the duo deserve a respectful nod for their efforts. Beyond their creative labours might lie an abundance of monotonous tracks, but this album still stands out as having some worthwhile music too.
(Metropolis)

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