Rocki Lee from Auxiliary Magazine give ‘Cult Of Fake‘ a close listen.
After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Zoog Von Rock returned to us with Cult of Fake, and what a hell of an album it is! For the sixth outing, it was promised to be a lot more of a dance album than others in the Angelspit catalogue, and it certainly delivers in that respect.
Tracks are filled with harsh stompy dance beats, with catchy hooks and strange, yet genius, progression. Yet, as dance-y as it all is, this is definitely an Angelspit album through-and-through; the trademark recognisable style shinines through, along with it’s aggressive anti-corporate vocals and lyrics. In fact, as much as it treads new ground, it has a very old-school Angelspit feel to it, very reminiscent of the earlier albums.
Translated from Croatian.
Exactly ten years after the publication of his first official album (Krankhaus, published 06.06.2006.), “New school” industrial project Angelspit released his new album entitled “Cult Of Fake“. This is also their sixth studio album, not counting Nurse Grenade in 2004 that for some reason the water as EP.
James DePaolo from Infrared Magazine gives “Cult of Fake” 9/10
Viola from Russian Blog VIOLANOIR.COM reviews Angelspit’s CULT OF FAKE.
Claudia Mecklenburg from Dark Music World webzine reviews Angelspit’s CULT OF FAKE.
Fernando Altonaga from COMA Music Magazine reviews Angelspit’s CULT OF FAKE.
– Fernando Altonaga, COMA Music Magazine
PLANETDAMAGE, The Global authority on Cyber Punk, reviews CULT OF FAKE
– PlanetDamage
Sandra M. Heinzelmann from Sonic Seducer gives Angelspit’s Cult Of Fake a close listen
– Sonic Seducer
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