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REGEN REVIEWS “THE BASTARD GODS”

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)

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“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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MICHAEL FROM EVOL RADIO REVIEWS “THE BASTARD GODS”

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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BRUTAL RESONANCE REVIEWS DIESEL PRIEST

Steven from Brutal Resonance reviews Diesel Priest
 
“Diesel Priest” is both an entertaining and thought-provoking album. After almost twenty-years in the business and countless albums, it’s no wonder Zoog Von Rock has a hold on things so much…it’s an album that can be appreciated just for it’s blistering electronic beats, but it can also be listened to for a deeper and further message.
– Steven, Brutal Resonance
 

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SOUND & SHADOWS REVIEWS DIESEL PRIEST

Ken from Sounds and Shadows reviews Diesel Priest
 
I think the greatest power here is how the lyrics effect 16 year old me as well as 44 year old me with both the passion and intelligence. This album is an experience that hits on so many levels. Von Rock, Angelspit.
– Ken, Sound&Shadows
 

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POPARTAVE REVIEWS DIESEL PRIEST

VVMPYRE Reviews Angelspit – Diesel Priest
 
This is certainly another great addition to Angelspit’s discography…a definite recommendation.
You would think heading towards 10 albums into an artist’s career would require a massive evolution or result in said discography becoming rather stale. However, none of these things have applied to the Australian Electro-Industrial project led by Zoog Von Rock, Angelspit.
– VVMPYRE, POPARTAVE
 

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NATALIEZWORLD REVIEWS “THE IGNORANCE CARTEL”

Pretty much the entirety of this release is mid-temp electro punk tracks, that has the fans of Angelspit devouring every inch of it.
– NATALIEZWORLD

Angelspit’s ninth album “The Ignorance Cartel“, is the latest addition to the Angelspit extensive catalog. Across this assortment of what is 14-tracks comes an array of material that is solid yet catchy.

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HEADSHOT MUSIC ISSUE 19 REVIEWS “THE IGNORANCE CARTEL”

“One of my favorite albums of the year….buy this f*cking album”
– HEADSHOT MUSIC
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BRUTAL RESONANCE REVIEWS “THE IGNORANCE CATEL”

Fans of Angelspit and dirty electronic music alike are going to love the new album.
– BRUTAL RESONANCE

It is a dark humor conundrum to look at Angelspit’s latest album “The Ignorance Cartel” and compare it to the recent world events that surrounded its release. Though never intended to coincide with the Covid-19 outbreak (its progress was started twelve months before the pandemic hit) it’s hard to deviate the cyberpunk-rooted material, themes, and lyrics from all that’s been said about and during the infestation.

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DARKROOM MAGAZINE REVIEWS ‘THE IGNORANCE CARTEL’

Roberto Filippozzi from Italy’s DARKROOM Magazine reviews The Ignorance Cartel

Confirms everything good we know about Angelspit through a well-assorted lineup, and that will undoubtedly not fail to cheer both fans of the project and those more accustomed to contamination and modernism in a cyberpunk key.
– DARKROOM MAGAZINE 

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DARKEST GOTH MAGAZINE REVIEWS ‘THE IGNORANCE CARTEL’

Reverend Leviathan gives Angelspit’s new album 4.5/5.0

If 2020 had a soundtrack, The Ignorance Cartel would be it. Angelspit masterfully conveys all of the insanity and stupidity that we have seen this year surrounding politics and the pandemic, especially on social media.
– DARKEST GOTH MAGAZINE 

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