Solar Fake - Reasons to kill
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- Castle Party 2019 - 2019-07-22 (Festivals)
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- Solar Fake - One 2 Three - 2018-12-10 (News)
- Solar Fake - You Win. Who Cares? - 2018-08-24 (News)
- Solar Fake - Another Manic Episode - 2015-10-22 (News)
- Warsaw Dark Electro Festival - 2015-09-11 (Events)
- Solar Fake - All The Things You Say - 2015-09-08 (News)
- V. E-Tropolis Festival 2015 - 2014-11-14 (Events)
- III E-tropolis Festival 2013 – Electronic Sounds Non-Stop - 2013-02-28 (Events)
- The new Solar Fake's clip - More Than This - 2011-08-04 (News)
- Solar Fake – Frontiers - 2011-07-16 (News)
A good two years have passed since their latest album "Frontiers", but at last the long wait is over and expectations are high for the project’s third studio album, considering that its predecessor took the dancefloors of the global club scene by storm and stood its ground among the top positions of the German Alternative Charts for full eight weeks!
"Reasons to kill" consists of 11 tracks featuring a wide range of electro music with driving beats and those unmistakable melodies that SOLAR FAKE specialise in, sounding danceable and haunting without being blunt. Remaining true to their chosen path, the duo from Berlin neither repeat themselves nor become unfaithful to their own sound. Diversity has been a central theme ever since SOLAR FAKE first arrived on the scene, so it’s not surprising that "Reasons to kill" features trance influences alongside dub step, industrial and EBM elements without falling prey to clichés.Sven explains: "I tried a number of different synthesizers to get a sound that does justice to this song. In the end I simply played everything through the guitar amps and recorded the result." Again Sven Friedrich’s incomparable voice succeeds in stirring all kinds of different emotions in his audience, from goosepimples to aggression. After the release of this album at the very latest, the charismatic vocalist will no longer be pigeonholed with his 'rock bands' Zeraphine and Dreadful Shadows since he has firmly established himself as an indispensable part of the electro scene.
Released on Synthetic Symphony and available October 25th 2013.
Tracklist:
01 I hate you more than my Life
02 Face me
03 Change the View
04 When I bite
05 Reset to default
06 Rise and fall
07 I´d rather break
08 My Spaces
09 One Step closer
10 My bleeding Heart
11 The Pages
