Paranoia Pilgrimage is the second album by heavy psychedelic rock band Kant from Germany.
Kant present a departure from their previous sound with the album "Paranoia Pilgrimage". Recorded live in a small studio in the woods of Germany's Black Forest, Kant remain true to their 70's inspired approach to music making.
Drawing inspiration from bands such as Black Sabbath, Witchcraft, and Horisont, the album transports the listener into a mystical realm teeming with occultism, prophecy, and mystical beings.
The sound has taken on a darker, heavier and more sinister tone compared to their debut release "When The Strangers Come To Town". This evolution is evident in tracks such as "Occult Worship" and "Lord Of The Flies", the latter being the first single release to be accompanied by a music video.
The symbiotic guitar interplay between Marius Seidel and Nicolas Jordan remains intact, supported by the melodic and rhythmic bass foundation of Elena Strähle. Drummer Bryan Göbel, who joined the band in 2022, brings both jazz-inflected accents and raw power to the rhythm section. All of this is complemented by the energetic and raw vocals of Marius Seidel, a departure from his style on the first album.
Gatefold, limited to 223 copies.
