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.

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.

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.

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.