Violent Violet, their fifth studio album in collaboration with Scentair Records seems like a musical liberation. Kasper Hate are in attack mode. The new album Violent Violet shows up as a mad brilliant epic which veers between a lot of different musical influences and styles, always capped by the typical new retro sound.

Violent Violet, their fifth studio album in collaboration with Scentair Records seems like a musical liberation. Kasper Hate are in attack mode. The new album Violent Violet shows up as a mad brilliant epic which veers between a lot of different musical influences and styles, always capped by the typical new retro sound.

Violent Violet, their fifth studio album in collaboration with Scentair Records seems like a musical liberation. Kasper Hate are in attack mode. The new album Violent Violet shows up as a mad brilliant epic which veers between a lot of different musical influences and styles, always capped by the typical new retro sound.

The new album by the hamburger project, called “Play More Synthpop”, will even surprise connoisseurs. While the well-dosed quieter songs on this record have clear Synthpop, sometimes EBM roots, every fast song (and surprisingly there are many of them) shows up as a creaking and flickering dancefloor hit.

The new album by the hamburger project, called “Play More Synthpop”, will even surprise connoisseurs. While the well-dosed quieter songs on this record have clear Synthpop, sometimes EBM roots, every fast song (and surprisingly there are many of them) shows up as a creaking and flickering dancefloor hit.