WEBSITE: www.sonarpilot.com ALBUM REVIEW Very few albums are able to keep listeners compelled and actively interacting with a band or individual throughout every single cut. Even albums seen by many to be nigh-perfect, like the Smashing Pumpkins’ “Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness” or the Mothers of Invention’s “Freak Out!”, have a few tracks that fail to deliver. Sonarpilot’s Mothership is one of the few double albums cut in the last five or ten years that is able to keep listeners’ attentions throughout while allowing Michael Moppert the freedom necessary to lets his creative wings soar. This is done not by three minute polished bits of pop pablum, but rather through expansive compositions that are in themselves pieces of the larger work. “Mothership” begins with the aptly-named “First Contact”, a track that fuses together “Trans-Europe Express”-era Kraftwerk with newer artists like Plastikman and even dance acts like Darude. While t...