Talk:Project Pitchfork

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As per discussion on Talk:Assemblage 23 and Category talk:Goth, removing from Category:Goth and adding to List of non-goth musical artists popular within goth subculture. - Korpios 02:08, 20 Jun 2004 (UTC)

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Pitchfork is not an EBM project, in germany it was called "electro wave" in the early 90's, and now it's modern elektro/rock. Not every kind of electronic music is electronic body music.

Err? Pitchfork is way too active to be synthpop/darkwave. Too much baseline, way way too much baseline. Just because EBM got overused doesnt mean its not applicable sometimes.

They were darkwave/electrowave until the middle of the 1990s. "IO" is the last electronic wave album of Project Pitchfork.

[edit] 'Not to be confused with...'

Perhaps it would be worth saying that these should not be confused with the other names on the darkwave scene that are 'Pro-jekt' and 'Projekt Records' that are both unrelated? J Milburn 21:36, 12 March 2006 (UTC)