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Angelspit has signed with Negative Gain Productions at its headquarters in Chicago. The new deal adds Angelspit's new album, CULT OF FAKE , to Negative Gain's already strong roster of bands, including The Gothsicles and Mr. Kitty. Made popular for its driving industrial sound, Angelspit sees the new partnership as a perfect match. "Negative Gain pushes dance acts with an alternative edge, and our new album will fit right in," says Zoog Von Rock. Already funded by Kickstarter, the album will receive the widespread push it needs thanks to Negative Gain. "We are always looking at new ways to add great music to our already diverse roster of great artists," added Roger Jarvis, co-founder of Negative Gain. "You are going to love this album just as much as we do!" Cult of Fake is Angelspit's sixth studio album, due June 6, 2016 through Negative Gain. The album uses the harsh industrial percussion sampled from Angelspit's early albums, now mixed with club destroying beats. Kickstarted by the fans, Cult of Fake is Angelspit's first album to focus on dance music without sacrificing its established sound.

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I'll cut to the chase for anyone who is wondering. Yes, if you're a long time Angelspit fan you're going to LOVE this album, but not for the reasons you think. Opposed to the more direct and blunt approach, Angelspit has threaded this album with surprisingly subtle class. The production is tight, glossy and ready to infiltrate any club, anywhere. On the kickstarter for the album Karl declared 'Fuck art, let's dance!' and while you can definitely dance to this album, the genius of it lies right there. It's disarming. Like pop songs that get stuck in your head only for you to find out that the lyrics mean something entirely different than what you thought, Angelspit invades with the promise of having a good time even though these are some of the darkest Angelspit songs ever. - Brutal Resonance

     —Roxxi Wallace, Brutal Resonance