Angelspit - Patreon Drop 16 Apr 2019

Review by Gabin Fontaine

Angelspit's latest album, Patreon Drop 16 Apr 2019, is an electrifying addition to their discography. The Australian electronic duo, Zoog Von Rock and Amelia Arsenic, have delivered a collection of tracks that are both hard-hitting and infectious.

The album opens with "A La Mode, A La Mort," a track that sets the tone for what's to come. The heavy bass and distorted vocals create a sense of urgency that carries throughout the album. "The Ignorance Cartel" is another standout track, with its driving beat and scathing lyrics about the state of the world.

Patreon Drop 16 Apr 2019 also features some more experimental tracks, such as "Luna Girl," which has a dreamy, almost ethereal quality to it. "Sexy Tragic Muse" is another departure from the more aggressive sound of the rest of the album, with its haunting melody and stripped-down instrumentation.

Summary by Gabin Fontaine

Angelspit has once again proven their ability to push the boundaries of electronic music while still delivering a satisfying listening experience. Patreon Drop 16 Apr 2019 is a must-listen for fans of industrial and electro-punk.