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ANGERTEA: New Song Featuring FAITH NO MORE's BILL GOULD Available For Streaming - Sep. 6, 2012
"No Computation", a brand new song from Hungarian "progressive-grunge metallers" ANGERTEA, can be streamed in the YouTube clip below. The track, which features guest guitar harmonies played by Bill Gould (FAITH NO MORE), comes off the band's fourth full-length album, "Nr. 4: Songs Exhaled", due on September 17 via the Norwegian label Smash Fabric Records. The CD was mixed by producer Gábor Vári and features an additional guest appearances by Tibor Rákos of the Hungarian progressive band ECLIPSE, who sang some lines in "Meeting Satan On The Way To Personal Desertification".

The cover artwork for "Nr. 4: Songs Exhaled" was drawn by ANGERTEA singer Gergo and was edited by Anna Pukánszky.

"Nr. 4: Songs Exhaled" features the following tracks:

01. No Computation (feat. Bill Gould)
02. Demons Surfaced
03. V.
04. In Light Air
05. Decay
06. Lions' Region
07. A For Afrodita
08. Akråm
09. Meeting Satan On The Way To Personal Desertification (feat. Tibor Rákos)
10. Distance Of You

ANGERTEA previously stated about the forthcoming effort, "Compared to our previous recordings, this one is gonna include shorter and maybe more 'understandable' songs."

ANGERTEA previously released three full-length albums — "Lélekvágy" (2001), "Rushing Towards the Hateline" (2006) and "Twenty-Eight Ways to Bleed" (2009) — and an EP that was mixed by Neil Kernon (NILE, NEVERMORE, CANNIBAL CORPSE).

ANGERTEA is:

Mihály Gergely - Vocals/Guitar
Peralta Miguel - Bass
Bárkai László - Drums







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posted by : KRoW8806
9/7/2012 2:33:19 AM
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I don't know what to think...

It's borderline generic, but has unique elements...I guess the generic comes from the balls it takes to still use the the term "grunge" in this day and age when it's common knowledge that the real "grunge" bands denounce the term and trend all together. The unique, however, comes from the progressive style which is just really druggy sounding..kinda cool , but needs a lot of work. I would of thought Bill Gould could add something more


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posted by : sfmikica
9/8/2012 4:44:18 AM
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reminds me of Tool, all in all not a bad song


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