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"Eon:Eon" CD by Project Pitchfork

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Item no. 409173
Title Eon:Eon
Musical Genre Electro
Product topic Bands
Band Project Pitchfork
Release date 10/5/98
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Carnival
  • 2.
    Realm center
  • 3.
    Hunted
  • 4.
    Resist
  • 5.
    Rescue
  • 6.
    Karma monster
  • 7.
    Our destiny
  • 8.
    Eon
  • 9.
    Orange moon
  • 10.
    Dreamer
  • 11.
    Wish
  • 12.
    I live your dream
  • 13.
    Steelrose

by Michael Hilscher (null) After "Chakra:Red" Pitchfork turn towards electro again. There's some material for discos on "Eon:Eon" like "Carnival", "Steelrose", "Resist" and "Rescue" and the rest of the pieces tend towards the mid-tempo/ballad section. Although the album is not as experimental as the predecessor it doesn't lack variation. The pieces develop in a very interesting way and catchy melodies like on "Haunted" eat into your brain. Nevertheless the album isn't just something for the lunchbreak. You have to take your time with "Eon:Eon" since then it will enchant you and won't let you go anymore. "Pitches" will be fascinated and those who didn't like "Chakra:Red" can also go ahead and buy this stomper!