Round Triangle artists' choice. The brightest tracks from label's releases compiled and mixed by the representatives of our roster. Artist Choice 30: SlanG (4th Selection)

In preparation of their new studio album Kasper Hate released three videos which already showed the new direction of this third longplayer (exluded WolfSkill which was a collection of earlier singles and works). 'Why Live When You Can Rule' is a heavily electronic, often danceable and much louder album than you might expect while listening through the Band's previous releases. The whole album is typical Kasper Hate but also new, fresh and full of magical songwriting moments. Distorted vocals , strong bass lines with catchy and clever pop cores, bewitching synthpop ballads and not least the creepy but on the same hand beautiful lyrics make WLWYCR Kasper Hate's best work to date.

In preparation of their new studio album Kasper Hate released three videos which already showed the new direction of this third longplayer (exluded WolfSkill which was a collection of earlier singles and works). 'Why Live When You Can Rule' is a heavily electronic, often danceable and much louder album than you might expect while listening through the Band's previous releases. The whole album is typical Kasper Hate but also new, fresh and full of magical songwriting moments. Distorted vocals , strong bass lines with catchy and clever pop cores, bewitching synthpop ballads and not least the creepy but on the same hand beautiful lyrics make WLWYCR Kasper Hate's best work to date.

In preparation of their new studio album Kasper Hate released three videos which already showed the new direction of this third longplayer (exluded WolfSkill which was a collection of earlier singles and works). 'Why Live When You Can Rule' is a heavily electronic, often danceable and much louder album than you might expect while listening through the Band's previous releases. The whole album is typical Kasper Hate but also new, fresh and full of magical songwriting moments. Distorted vocals , strong bass lines with catchy and clever pop cores, bewitching synthpop ballads and not least the creepy but on the same hand beautiful lyrics make WLWYCR Kasper Hate's best work to date.