Originally fronted by twin femme vocalists Lizzi Bougatsos (Gang Gang Dance) & celebrated visual artist Rita Ackermann, for what would be the band's final foray the duo enlisted Anders Nilsson (Aorta), Matt Heyner (NNCK), Dave Nuss (NNCK) & Brian DeGraw (Gang Gang Dance, Cranium).

Ackermann's Yoko Ono inspired freak-outs, feline growls & orgasmic yodels and Bougatsos's breathy wordless space panting over Matt "the Count" Heyner's seriously beefy power chords, Nilsson's sinewy solos, DeGraw's Bass thump & Nuss's propulsive drumming made for the most thoroughly realized vision of Angelblood's art + metal sound.

Mambo Mange' is the posthumous 4th & final album by a fine NY ensemble who unfortunately imploded at the peak of their game.

Originally fronted by twin femme vocalists Lizzi Bougatsos (Gang Gang Dance) & celebrated visual artist Rita Ackermann, for what would be the band's final foray the duo enlisted Anders Nilsson (Aorta), Matt Heyner (NNCK), Dave Nuss (NNCK) & Brian DeGraw (Gang Gang Dance, Cranium).

Ackermann's Yoko Ono inspired freak-outs, feline growls & orgasmic yodels and Bougatsos's breathy wordless space panting over Matt "the Count" Heyner's seriously beefy power chords, Nilsson's sinewy solos, DeGraw's Bass thump & Nuss's propulsive drumming made for the most thoroughly realized vision of Angelblood's art + metal sound.

Angelblood played decidedly out of bounds & ahead of the curve. It was a risky proposition to begin with but goddamn if this isn't great music.