Pipas
Pipas formed in the early 2000s around songwriter Chris Corner. Their sound mixed electronic, industrial, and alternative rock in ways that didn't fit neatly...
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Pipas formed in the early 2000s around songwriter Chris Corner. Their sound mixed electronic, industrial, and alternative rock in ways that didn't fit neatly into categories, which made some critics hesitant at first. They built a following through live shows that felt raw and direct.
Their 2004 debut album 'Cruel and Unusual' gave them a clearer identity. The title track became their most recognized song, a slow-building piece with atmospheric production and Corner's introspective lyrics. They followed it with albums like 'Night for Day' in 2006 and 'Mirrorworld' in 2009.
'Mirrorworld' turned out to be a divisive record. Its themes and imagery provoked strong reactions, with some calling it visionary and others finding it excessive. Regardless, it became a talking point that defined a certain period for the band. They kept releasing music into the 2010s, including 2013's 'The Immortal'.
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