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Analog Angel

Rank #11 Glasgow, UK Electronica / Electro / New Wave

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Bio: Analog Angel are a three piece electronic band from Glasgow, Scotland.

The band are in the mould of Mesh, Depeche Mode, VNV Nation and bands of that ilk.

The members are John Brown, Derek MacDonald & Ian Ferguson.

The first demo, The Doghouse, was recorded at the Doghouse studios in Glasgow ... See Full Bio

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Analog Angel has a show on 2012-04-08 at 14:00 @ Blackfriars, Glasgow in Glasgow http://www.reverbnation.com/c./poni/101100515 #concert

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““The Thin Line (Between Love and Hate)” is a very interesting album, with a fresh and quite rough edge, that is sure to gather a numerous audience. The minimal artistry of the album artwork goes hand in hand with a sound that is not at all sophisticated, but at the same time developed in numerous electro dimensions that are worth your attention. The album already comes with an EP for album remixes (“The Thin Line Remix EP“) is a multidimensional trial at epitomizing sensation and concept – from the first to the last, the tracks display a vast array of emotions and listeners are up against quality material. Viva Music favorites are: “Twisted Tortured Faith“, “Today“, “How Does It Feel” and “When You Called My Name“, but we strongly recommend that you take a ride with the entire album tracklist, since it is a sincere exploration of humanity with a no-hassle, independent, and amorously ethical outlook on how things are and how things should be. ”

— Viviana Ball, DARKWAVE

“Analog Angel are taking the Synthpop scene by storm currently. Listening to "Twisted Tortured Faith" is an immediate revelation, as the music is a hell of a lot more melodic and tuneful that Dischord (which I personally feel was great, but a bit more Stromkern sounding). John's vocals are as typically Synthpop as you can get, without sounding exactly like Mr Gahan. John has the desired vocal ability of going from tuneful and almost delicate vocals, to the more aggressive and shouty angst of "Lie To Me", and in later tracks like "Avarice" and "How does it feel?", there's just moments of excellence that just make this Trio one of the most Revered acts of 2011. Scotland, as anticipated, has had the last laugh. This project could, and should hit the mainstream Radio, and for anyone who thinks that they'll just be listening to Amateur Electro with vocals that don't bother to disguise the Scottish Accent, I say this to you : Your loss”

— Nick Quarm, BRUTAL RESONANCE

“DISCHORD. Some of the basslines are straight out of the yearbooks 80-85!! Some of the sounds are pure analogue beauty; full of filter sweeps that could smash windows!! Up to date technology? - that box is ticked too. There are digital synths on the album; of that there is no doubt but they have been tweeked to within an inch of their lives! DISCHORD has been put together using some sort of digital interface but ANALOG ANGEL have tried to be a bit different from all the others in this genre and they have actually played some of the parts live and not quantized the result. This results in a less clinical sound with a bit more warmth than you would normally expect from an all electronic band. An up to date sound? They have managed to revisit the 80's, picked all that is good, timewarped back to 2009 and put together DISCHORD. The songs? The songs themselves stand up to the test. ”

— Doberman, AlterNation

“So if you are disappointed with Depeche Mode's new direction (like myself) and thirst for ye olde synthpop bliss, weep no more; Analog Angel will fill the gap that Mr. Gahan and Co. left behind. Visit them on MySpace to see for yourself. ”

— Bynar, Bynar - Indie Bliss

“DISCHORD - ANALOG ANGEL show their skills and pack the new album with 80's sounds and nowadays freshness. The first two tracks sound more 90's oriented (I found a bit of VNV Nation here and there, maybe). Little by little 80's are surfacing thanks to analog pads and leads. "High Heels" would be a great single with its melodies recalling Depeche Mode. Fortunately Analog Angel are more than that. We also get great synthpop sung with unforgettable melodies. They gather dark moods, analog sounds, good melodies, energy and a certain demo feel that makes it sound intriguing. ”

— Maurizio Pustianaz, ChainDlk

“Analog Angel is one of the few known electro projects hailing from Scotland. The electronic inspiration from this band lays somewhere close to electro-pop, but don't expect a typical project in the genre. We better speak about a minimal kind of electro-pop music led by clear and alluring vocals. The 80s touch appears on a few songs . The songs catchy and evokes Heaven 17 memories. We also get 3 remixes at the end, which is for sure the best part. The "Original Innocence"-version of "Down On Your Knees" is a cool piece of icy electro-pop music while the "900 Channels Remix" of "Television" is quite down tempo-like and quite groovy as well. The remixes show us a different side of this duo, which is much more efficient. Rage In Eden has often used us to discover less cliché-bands and Analog Angel is just one more to put on the list. I can't say this is a main release, but it's an enjoyable experience! ”

— Side Line

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