Fernando Altonaga from COMA Music Magazine reviews Angelspit’s CULT OF FAKE.
Throbbing bass and face melting lyrics
– Fernando Altonaga, COMA Music Magazine
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The Splatterhouse EP 19 – Interview with Zoog from Angelspit!
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Special guest interview with Zoog from Angelspit! Live via Skype, Zoog discusses the new Angelspit album “Cult Of Fake” just in time for the release, as well as movies, side projects, the state of Industrial music today, and everything in-between! Also featuring special guest host Chad Thomas Carsten of faygoluvers.net and Vandala Magazine!
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COMA Music Magazine staff member Fernando Altonaga sat down to chat with Angelspit’s Zoog Von Rock about the new album Cult Of Fake, politics, and various other topics that struck their fancy.
Conducted May 14, 2016 via Skype
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PLANETDAMAGE, The Global authority on Cyber Punk, reviews CULT OF FAKE
Angelspit finally made a club stomper album. Weird chord progressions, but very stompable, lyrics are golden Angelspit quality, very solid. Great musical surprises. Buy this baby now.
– PlanetDamage
Sandra M. Heinzelmann from Sonic Seducer gives Angelspit’s Cult Of Fake a close listen
Overwhelming, accessible and dancey, while at the same time it shines with sonic complexity and careful craftsmanship.
Strong beats and pumping basses driving hook-lines which cover the whole range from soft sounding old school synthesizers to cold and industrial sounding modern machinery.
Strong beats and pumping basses driving hook-lines which cover the whole range from soft sounding old school synthesizers to cold and industrial sounding modern machinery.
– Sonic Seducer
The album is locked and loaded with dancefloors firmly in its sight. Yet it retains a deceptively complex construction that sees their signature crunchy electropunk style revisit samples used in earlier recordings and working them into a fresher and more modern sound.
Definitely a must have for industrial fans.
Definitely a must have for industrial fans.
– INTRAVENOUS MAGAZINE
Don’t let the world shut you down. Don’t let the bitter few snuff out your flame of passion. Go find a new favourite band, get back into your old hobby – pick up that guitar or get painting again. Start going to open-mic sessions, or figure drawing lessons. Do not let self doubt make decisions for you. TODAY IS AWESOME!
-Zoog Von Rock, Angelspit.
-Zoog Von Rock, Angelspit.
Dom Smith talks to Zoog about Angelspit’s new album Cult Of Fake
Angelspit was probably one of the first interviews we ever did back in 2008 when we built this thing, so it’s cool to catch up with Zoog in 2016 to talk about the band’s new album, Cult Of Fake. Killer.
I have dug up all the old percussion sounds used on the early albums and used them everywhere on Cult Of Fake. I wanted this album to have the same skeleton, but an updated cyborg body…wow, I just said ‘cyborg’ – no-one uses that word anymore.
-Zoog Von Rock, Angelspit.
-Zoog Von Rock, Angelspit.
A sonically danceable and dark electropunk album which solidifies the band’s unique musical style.
Anthemic and energetic. Cult Of Fake is an impressive release, a worthy addition to Angelspit’s sonic arsenal. It deserves a very high rating for its dancability, intricate composition and strikingly unsettling lyrics which show their timeliness in society today. It’s unlikely that existing fans will be disappointed.
– DASKLUB
– DASKLUB
Angelspit is set to release their latest full-length studio album,Cult Of Fake, on June 6th, 2016. For the unacquainted, Angelspit is an electropunk group, masterminded by Zoog Von Rock, which hails from Sydney, Australia (the band currently resides in the United States). They’ve been able to muster eighteen releases since their inception in June of 2004.
Roxxí Wallace from Brutal Resonance reviews CULT OF FAKE
You can definitely dance to this album, the genius of it lies right there. It’s disarming. Like pop songs that get stuck in your head only for you to find out that the lyrics mean something entirely different than what you thought, Angelspit invades with the promise of having a good time even though these are some of the darkest Angelspit songs ever.
– Roxxí Wallace, Brutal Resonance
– Roxxí Wallace, Brutal Resonance