Angelspit, the Industrial minstrels of mayhem, are taunting their latest track, “Jester’s Privilege”.
Sync-locked cyber beats, neo-90s mechanized basslines with cynical scathing lyrics. It’s harsh, aggressive and will fill you with dancefloor-destroying joy!
The track is available on Bandcamp and all major streaming platforms.
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Fusion of mean vocals, dirty vocoders, aggressive synths, manic gritty samples, an abrasive Blaster Beam, and floor-destroying beats.
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Ice Planet 9000’s new track “The Great Cloud” is a celestial odyssey featuring cosmic soundscapes and music which ascend through a swirling super-massive nebula.
Inspired by 70’s science fiction, Jean Michel Jarre, Klaus Schulze, Vangelis, Ben Frost, Jodorowsky, Chris Foss and Lovecraft.
Created with vintage analogue and modular synthesizers.
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Germany’s Sonic Seducer talk to Zoog about Angelspit’s new album “THE BASTARD GODS“
In the promotion around the album it is written everywhere that this is your most brutal work. Why is this description so important to you?
Angelspit always strives create something terrifying and beautiful. “THE BASTARD GODS“ is new for Angelspit because the melodies came from samples of scraping and bashing large springs, metal sculptures and anything I could find. These sounds have intense harmonics which sound terrifying when sampled and distorted. This created something nasty and disturbingly beautiful – resulting in Angelspit’s most brutal album to date.
I have a collection of 80s samplers – EMAX I (I own 4), K2000, Emulator II, Emulator III and Emulator IV. These samplers are the most widely used in Industrial music – as I wanted the sound of 1987-1993, such a wonderful time for Industrial music! I have a big collection of guitar pedals – which were used to distort the samples. The music was created entirely with samplers, distortion pedal, outboard gear, my massive modular synth and analogue synths – no Softsynths or plugin-effects were used. I wanted to stay true to my Industrial roots.
ILKER FROM REGEN MAGAZINE REVIEWS “THE BASTARD GODS” BY ANGELSPIT
AUG 05, 2023
Category: Industrial / Electropunk
Label: Black Pill Red Pill
Release Date: 2023-07-24
Author: Ilker Yücel (Ilker81x)
“Who are we mad at today?” This question seems to resonate in a world overwhelmed by constant strife and scandal, the interconnectivity of social media creating numerous echo chambers that ultimately dissipate into oppressive walls of audiovisual noise. Since the band’s inception, Angelspit has been confronting this overstimulation head on, crafting an electrified industrial/punk sound that has remained singularly identifiable. While this eleventh album does little to deviate from those tenets, “THE BASTARD GODS“ makes good on its promise of being the “most brutal” offering yet, due largely in part to a more streamlined incorporation of the particular elements of Dave Nato’s live drums and the Blaster Beam.
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EVOL RADIO REVIEWS “THE BASTARD GODS” BY ANGELSPIT
JULY 20, 2023 EVOL RADIO
“THE BASTARD GODS” is an awesome and interesting composition diving deep into the dark truths of technology and society.
The album’s title was originally “THE BASTARD GODS“, but in a twist of perfect irony it was redacted to become “The Star”, because due to current social media algorithms not allowing the use of words such as “Bastard” or the word “Gods”.
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A galactic ambience track which slowly moves through a gigantic nebula cloud. Splinters of sound and light refract off frozen carbon and diamond debris. The track paints the deep beauty of space and its never-ending grand beauty.
Inspired by 70’s science fiction, Jean Michel Jarre, Klaus Schulze, Vangelis, LORN, Ben Frost, Jodorowsky, Chris Foss and Lovecraft.
Created with vintage analogue and modular synthesizers.
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Featuring the slamming drums of drums Dave Nato (4th Wall) with a massive synth bassline that corkscrews into your soul, “Jump for Joy” is a musical zeitgeist combining industrial, cyberpunk and electro.
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This song is a sonic exploration of the unknown, combining the subsonic resonant tones of the Blaster Beam (a six-foot instrument with strings that vibrate below human hearing) with 70s inspired sci-fi electronic melodies.
Inspired by 70’s science fiction, Jean Michel Jarre, Klaus Schulze, Vangelis, LORN, Ben Frost, Jodorowsky, Chris Foss and Lovecraft.
Created with vintage analogue and modular synthesizers.
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Words and Music by Zoog Von Rock © Angelspit 2023
THE SINGLE
Angelspit’s new single “The System” is Industrial/Cyberpunk mayhem. The track is driving and anthemic, capturing the band’s signature sound – brutally distorted Blaster Beam, tortured synths, driving beats and scathing lyrics. “The System” takes listeners on the sonic rollercoaster of DOOOOM!
The track is available now Bandcamp and all major streaming platforms.
‘The System’ is released through Black Pill Red Pill, Bandcamp and all streaming services on Monday June 5, 2023.