Promo single for the fourth album of Kasper Hate'Why Live When You Can Rule'

New age electronic, huge dance pop and lush synthetic ballads Kasper Hate find new expression of their music with their 3rd studio album in collaboration with ScentAir Records. The 13 songs pair classic songwriting with inventive beats and instrumentals. The tone switches dramatically between dynamic contemporary electro grooves, singalong pop and lush synthetic ballads, while veering emotionally between introspective vulnerability and fist-pumping fury. In some ways “A Hunter Must Hunt” carries the most of Kasper Hate’s personality and it looks like they’re in the game now.

After the critically acclaimed physical release debut “WolfSkill” (2014) the German Electro /Synth-Pop Band Kasper Hate are ready to release their second CD album in cooperation with Scentair Records The 13-Song Album is called “Raw Patchouli” and the title definitely characterizes the whole album concept in it’s (Kasper Hate – typical) broadly-based musical diversity. The great and gritty mixture from retro-synth sounds and modern electronic tunes, cold and elegiac ballads followed by fist-pumping (sometimes industrial-related) EBM tracks, eerie pitched vocals and cleverly knitted cores of catchy melodies and rhythms will prove that the music of Kasper Hate is more than an insider’s tip but rather has to be heard!

Kasper Hate describes his roots in Trip-Hop and the Grunge Music of the late 90s as well as in different genres of electronic music. After several digital singles and album releases in collaboration with different labels the first physical album Wolf Skill is here and comes with a vengeance. Wolf Skill includes Kasper Hate’s (only digitally released and partly over-worked) success singles, new songs as well as collaborations with Transit2, B.Infinite and Hot Pink Abuse. The album comes up with electronic music in all its different shapes. The distinctive voice and inimitable lyrics plus the fact that Kasper Hate knowingly plays with the concept not being limited to one musical genre or era creates a deep, sometimes eerie sound whose uniqueness differs Kasper Hate from most of today’s Electronic (Dance) Music and Synth Projects. Wolf Skill is a genuinely powerful, massively electronic but at the same time a very intimate musical experience.

We hasten to share with you our new release by German band Kasper Hate called "Wolf Skill - Remixes". It was made in a support of recently released studio album Wolf Skill.