Raggedy Angry - New Signing & Tour

Am 1. Oktober wird Raggedy Angry's 3. Release namens „How I Learned to Love Our Robot Overlords“ über Danse Macabre, auf die Menschheit logelassen. Es ist das zweite Album welches von Dave "Rave" Ogilvie (Skinny Puppy, Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson) gemixt wurde und findet sich, vom Sound her, sehr nahe ihrem Vorgänger „ Pestilence“.
Um gleich das neue Album zu promoten geht’s gleich im Oktober diesen Jahres auf eine Mamuttour mit Birthday Massacre durch Großbritannien. Hier die Daten:

October-05-10    UK     Brighton 
October-06-10    UK     Northampton 
October-07-10    UK     Southampton 
October-08-10    UK     Southend 
October-10-10    UK     Cardiff 
October-11-10    UK     Manchester 
October-12-10    UK     Liverpool 
October-13-10    UK     Glasgow 
October-14-10    UK     Aberdeen 
October-17-10    UK     Sheffield 
October-18-10    UK     Leicester 
October-19-10    UK     Wrexham 
October-20-10    UK     Preston 
October-22-10    UK     Birmingham 
October-23-10    UK     Oxford 
October-24-10    UK     Bristol 
October-25-10    UK     Nottingham 
October-26-10    UK     Colchester 
October-27-10    UK     London 
October-28-10    UK     Hertford

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Act 3 of Raggedy Angry's audio assault on the world will be released in Europe on Danse Macabre Records on October 1st. The new album, How I Learned to Love Our Robot Overlords, is the second Raggedy Angry album to be mixed by industrial mastermind Dave "Rave" Ogilvie (Skinny Puppy, Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson) and it finds the Toronto-based electro-rock quintet narrowing in on a sound that started developing on the previous album, Pestilence: synth-heavy, raw and aggressive, yet tight and hooky as Hell. 

Having previously made their mark supporting their 2008 release Pestilence by touring Europe with The Birthday Massacre and Canada with Die Mannequin, Raggedy Angry seized the attention of Vancouver-based Synthetic Entertainment, a management firm whose roster includes SNFU, Left Spine Down and iVardensphere. After hearing just a couple of songs from Raggedy Angry's MySpace, Synthetic founder Mark Sommer insisted on working with Raggedy Angry. Likewise, Ogilvie was hooked by Raggedy Angry's mix of crunchy riffs and electronic hooks after hearing their 2007 debutTake Me, Break Me, Make Me Pretty.