This month we look at despair. Artists love the darker side of emotion – supposedly it helps make great art…but you need to deal the darkness, not wallow in it. https://www.patreon.com/posts/33233365/
This month we address the feeling of REDUNDANCY and worthlessness.
In this digital age of “look at me and my life full of win” it’s easy to get lost in the mountains of BS. https://www.patreon.com/posts/32250291/
The emotional injuries of failure, loneliness and rejection are much more serious than you think. Twice as unhealthy as obesity and as unhealthy as smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. https://www.patreon.com/posts/32507123/
Trouble getting your music to people? Trying to build your fan base? Here’s some awesome ideas from 2 record label dudes – Brian Graupner (Tiger Squawk Records) and me (Black Pill Red Pill). https://www.patreon.com/posts/32976800/
I explore how to make sounds more organic and “alive” – focusing on a Kick Drum module (Hexinverter Mutant BD9 Kick Drum Module). The different sounds you can get out of it will blow your mind! https://www.patreon.com/posts/34113939
Each Album Must Push Something Different…I cannot constantly churn out genre specific albums – that is so boring to me, it’s just not Rock’n’Roll. I’ve changed, my audience has changed, the world has changed… I try to be inspired our collective experience and we all grow together.
– Zoog, Angelspit
Chris from Monkey Press talks with Angelspit’s Zoog about cyberpunk and the new album “BANG OPERATIVE“.
Many people who share my interest in synthesizers and making music do not have the opportunity to go to college, so I share my knowledge with them.
– Zoog, Angelspit
Inferno Sound Diaries from Side-Line reviews Angelspit’s album “Bang Operative “.
One of the main characteristics from this album is the production of the vocals, which have something sensual. It creates a delicious, hot match with the deep, vibrating bass lines. Another important element of the work is the constant sound manipulation creating a sophisticated touch. Angelspit sounds dark, rough and definitely punkish!
– Inferno Sound Diaries