Freakangel was featured with “My Darling Bullet” in The Righteous Gemstones season finale “Better Is the End of a Thing Than Its Beginning” which had over 600.000 TV viewers on Sunday!

The Righteous Gemstones is an American comedy television series by HBO which stars Danny McBride, John Goodman, Adam DeVine, and Edi Patterson.

The latest Nitro Nation game trailer features an original industrial metal track from Freakangel.

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Music: “The Race” written by D. Darling and Art / Performed by Freakangel

Nitro Nation / Creative Mobile

Born out of the depths of Suicidal Romance, covered in grime, dirt and heavy riffs come Freakangel. Taking influence from bands such as Combichrist, Nine Inch Nails and Fear Factory, they reach to the darker side of the industrial metal genre with heavy drums, dark vocals, darker synths and thrashing guitars but yet, still incredibly polished. The first track on the album ‘Mardyakhor’, opens with industrial feeling guitars and synths, bringing a very strong opening to an incredible album, it almost feels like Combichrist and Rammstein’s love child setting the scene for the rest of the album. Launching into the incredibly dance-worthy ‘Witness the Fall’ with its groovy dark wave synths and heavy baseline.

In the Witch House’ brings the menacing vocals to a high point, giving the darkness on this album an extra edge, stomping through the song is the heavy drums and the twisted synth sounds. Smashing into ‘Giving up the Ghost’ with an almost Faithless-esque opening, giving this track a serious darkwave feel to it. ‘Hell and Back’ contains incredible guest vocals from Meya Matzerath adding some serious angelic beauty to an otherwise hellishly dark album.

All in all this fantastic album, is a real dark beauty, with twisted imagery and a very heavy feel to it, it definitely sets the bar and marks a very interesting evolution in the industrial genre, raw and feeling whilst evoking imagery of twisted blackened structures of a dystopian universe. I would definitely recommend the album for any industrial fans.

Review by Altorcner

After three albums of driving cyber beats, industrialists Freakangel have taken a step in a new, heavier direction. Much like peers Combichrist, here the Estonians have fortified their dark electronica with steely, unyielding metal. Sonically, some of the tracks still fall into one camp or the other. Death Walks With Us, for instance, is aimed squarely at the club, and there are shades of Rammstein, Motionless In White and Marilyn Manson in the much more straight-down-the-line rock of Make Me Disappear. Elsewhere, though, the band have merged the two elements of their new sound together with impressive results. Witness The Fall rides in on harsh, pulsating waves but Fear Factory fans will find much to be excited about in the bludgeoning riffs that follow. Dimitry Darling’s vocals have been freed of any effects and his abrasive fury is all the more powerful for it. The highlight, though, is In The Witch House, a fusion of chilly, choppy beats and nightmarish riffs that’s all very Blair Witch. An exciting reinvention.

Review by Metal Hammer

Estonia based metallic industrial crew Freakangel have released a lyric video for the track “Insight”, taken from their fourth full-length album, How The Ghost Became, that was released in February this year via Digital World Audio.

Vocalist Dmitry Darling says: “Musically we have pushed our album (How The Ghost Became) into a more metal direction, even adding breakdowns, while still keeping all the electronic/industrial elements that make us Freakangel.”