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Netherland-based electro-industrial band Krate is back and once again teams up with a number of incredible talents on its fourth endeavour, It's The Hope That Kills You, awaiting you in the player below.
The general theme of this release is hopelessness. No matter how hard you try, in the end, nothing else matters as all matter is destined to die. Your prayers will be lost while you watch the horizon sink. There is no one to blame but us. We reach for the needle and ask ourselves one last time, "Where do we go from here?" Absolutely nowhere.
Songs like the hard-hitting title track featuring Anatoly Grinberg (Dead Voices On Air) and drummer Dan Milligan (The Joy Thieves), while the other members of Bow Ever Down, Slighter, Liquid Black Goo and Numbered Men.
Five tracks of electro-industrial spanning the full spectrum of what this subgenre encompasses - from nightmarish beat-driven to heavy orchestral/industrial.
Krate was born in late 2017 when Chris Shortt (Verin) and Roland Zwaga (Acidrodent, Construct) began discussing a collaboration. The initial concept was to compose a dark ambient project between the two. After the first stems were exchanged, they both quickly agreed that a rhythmic element would be required to augment the sounds thus far created, leading to the abandonment of the original ambient goal.
Dark electro/industrial beats were submerged in deep cavernous, rumbling structures that were later complemented by an ever-growing roster of collaborators. As the songs originate from the input of such a varied group of artists, the music virtually spreads itself across the entire spectrum of electronic music, all the while managing to craft a cohesive and singularly focused sound. Link
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