âDark Side Of The Moonâ meets âHouses Of The Holyâ â Joe Lawler/Juice Magazine Take all the great elements of stoner rock, heavy metal and classic rock, place them in a blender and mix. The viscous remains would be Angry Gods of the Radio.

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ROCK: Hard Rock, METAL/PUNK: Alternative Metal



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"Des Moines hard rockers Angry Gods of the Radio unleash their full sonic spectrum on their first full-length album âOne Foot in the Fifth Worldâ for Mushroom Cloud Records to great effect, thanks to their coalescence and command of the albumâs 13 songs. Whether theyâre tackling experimentalism on âDead Fliesâ and âKing of the Mountain,â delivering balls-to-the-wall rockers like âThe Factory,â âWiltâ and âReady For Bloodâ or dabbling in the mystical, bluesier side of metal on âThe Storyâ and the title track, AGOTR is poised and adept. The quartet of singer Tim Thompson, guitarist Shane Siegle, bassist-organist Brian âElvisâ Scoonover and drummer Jason Monroe are locked in when it comes to creating hard-hitting grooves (âTime Againâ) and metal mojo (âIron Horseâ) throughout âOne Foot in the Fifth World.â Turn it up." â Michael Swanger, Cityview

Ladies and gentlemen ⦠what you are about to hear is considered safe. Old school collides with the future with the arrival of âOne Foot In The Fifth Worldâ. Des Moines, Iowa rock outfit, Angry Gods of the Radio, now prepare to support the groundwork they have laid. The bandâs first full-length release boasts an enormous range of style(s) and bounces back and forth like a bi-polar disorder set to music.
The songwriting/arrangement unearthed on âOne Footâ is high grade and displays a writing style that can touch your soul with one track and then knock out your teeth with the next. Each track is an exploration ⦠a re-invention of what was, and a major breakthrough for what will soon come to pass. Dark, brooding, and malevolent one moment ⦠mischievous, enigmatic, and head breaking the next, âOne Footâ has something to offer any music fan.

âOne Footâ investigates every genre and breaks down the mythical walls built by âpopular musicâ. âOne Footâ is old world mastery without a hint of imitation. Angry Gods of the Radio have constructed a beast ⦠a beast they are more than happy to unleash on an unsuspecting society gone mad from routine. Peel back the skin and gaze upon the future of rock and roll, for it is here ⦠now.