Devoutcast

Devoutcast ultimately deliver what rock fans want. Thunderous anthemic tunes sure to ignite audiences. They recall rock music’s last great decade, with its metal mayhem and hair-raising grunge antics, totally disregarding what the current market dictates. - Jamsphere.com

The songs on the album are well written and intricate,with a melodically heavy rock base, a sound that was at it’s most popular in the late 80's and through the 90's. - Mile High Feedback

Devoutcast hails from a small Colorado town but have the melodic Metal twinges of the Sunset Strip close to the heart. A bit of a harder rocking sound than most of the 80s glam offerings they certainly pay homage to is Devoutcast, but they certainly have the core of our Metal at heart. - MamasFallenAngels.com

One of the top live acts in Denver, Colorado, Devoutcast has been crafting hard-hitting and melodic songs for a continually growing fan base. "Make It Last", their first song to the Rock Band Network, is an energetic and wild experience in the tradition of classic hard rock. - Offbeat Entertainment

Devoutcast takes the rock you know and raises it up to a new level of intensity. This Denver, Colorado band hits you right in the gut with heavy riffs, but makes you love them with their catchy hooks and the Silverchair-esque scratchy vocals. - newmusicrelease.net

Heavy guitar riffs are the engine that drives this band, propelled by a tight-to-the-bone rhythm section and topped by an impressive vocal performance, a perfect balance between swagger and melody. - Sit Still Promotion

WoW!!! How sweet is this news!! Wild Angelz Band charted in the Top Ten on JiveWired Radio!!! Indienink Music is very happy for the boys… they have worked hard this past year in the studio with Grammy Award Winner Clark Hagan At Macy Sound Studio

Kimmi From ” The Rock Deli” show featured the Wild Angelz… on her show this week!!! This band is hitting the rock music scene hard with a show at Casslemans in Denver tonight!!!
We here at Indienink Music are watching this band! They are in our Top Ten for 2010!!! - indienink.com

'Wild Angelz' is not the usual rock band out of Colorado, these guys have a work ethic, style and charisma and Niki,Roxi,TZ and Mikki are comfortable performing live before 10 or one thousand of their fans… I believe that ‘Wild Angelz’ will be the next “Best Band Out of Denver” with their hard hitting, melodic rock, alongside screaming guitars and solid drum beats and rounding out with great vocals. ‘Wild Angelz’ Band has performed in some of the best venues in Denver, having filled out the Gothic Theater for the “Love Denied” EP Release Party. Collaborating with their producer Clark Hagan (Grammy Award Winning Producer) ‘Wild Angelz’ brought out the true passion of the band members , (video below) in the “Love Denied” EP. With this their freshman effort, we can only expect more great music from ‘Wild Angelz’ Band. Listen and Enjoy!

Marlene Palumbo ~ Indienink Music - indienink.com

The Wild Angelz, a rock/metal band whose rhythm guitarist is Irene Zarlengo’s grandson, Tony, has recorded its first CD, Love Denied, and will introduce it March 28 at a release party held at the Gothic Theatre in Englewood.

Tony’s aunt, Dianne Zarlengo, is the band’s manager and the sister of Tony’s mom, Rita Zarlengo. “It has been a long time in the making, but we finally have a great CD to release to the public,” she says. “The guys worked really hard at Macy Sound Studio with their
engineer/producer, Grammy award winner Clark Hagan. It was totally exciting to work in this great rock star-quality studio that’s nestled in a quiet Denver neighborhood. Amazing!”

Dianne, who practices law by day, also is in charge of planning the release event. It begins with a by-invitation pre-party for fans, industry people and supporters of the band. Three other bands — Ben Park Drive, Blindfold the Devil and The Threatened — will perform before the Wild Angelz take the stage at 9 p.m. There will also be a light show and “some cool props,” she promises.

Writers from several online rock magazines and Colorado Music Buzz are expected to attend.

Wild Angelz was formed in 2005. Members are Tony Zarlengo-Reyther, aka T.Z. Synn; Sean Peck, aka Roxii Camaro, on lead guitar; Mike LeBois, aka Nikki Steal, on vocals; and Alex Peck, aka Miki Mayhem, on drums.

They perform original works and covers. “We sound like whatever you think we sound like,” is how they describe themselves.

They’re also no strangers to the world of giving back. They have appeared at the Bessie’s Hope benefit, Intergenerational Idols, and on March 19, the band is part of a Musicians in Action concert being held at the Spillway Grill in Aurora. It’s a benefit for The Gathering Place and also features Odin’s Other Eye and the Stan Jones Band. Cover charge is $5.

For additional information, call 303-748-3513. - The Denver Post

"We sound like whatever you think we should sound like."

Coming straight off their very first CD release party at the Gothic Theatre, The Wild Angelz are looking to take on the world. This metal act, comprised of Nikki Steal (vocals & bass), Roxii Camaro (lead guitar), T.Z. Synn (guitar, also some lead) and Miki Mayhem (drums) have some high aspirations after getting their first CD (Love Denied) under their belt.

Q: How long have you guys been together? What other bands did you come from?

Roxii: We formed over 5 years ago as Phoenix Rising. The band was started by me and our original drummer Anthony Vail after we left our former band, Grimwar. Nikki came in from a band called Easily Distracted By Shiny Objects. T.Z. joined us after he left Nuclear Terror and Necrofox. Miki joined us over a year ago, and well, he just came from the basement.

Q: How would you describe each of your roles in the band?

Miki: I am the awesome creator. I play drums here and there.

T.Z.: Rhythm guitar and Thrasher – T.Z.

Roxii: Lead guitar and resident hair metal guru.

Nikki: The voice. Whether it be singing, or keeping the other three from killing each other.

Q: Approximately how much of your material is original music?

Roxii: All of our material is original. We do play a few covers here and there, but we are an original band.

Q: Who writes most of the material? Can you describe the general song writing process?

A: Roxii writes a majority of the music for our songs. Lyrically, Miki and Nikki take the reigns a lion’s share of the time. Really, I just hear the chords in my head, whether Miki is playing a beat or the room is completely silent, I hear the voices. We can’t really pin down a general strategy we have for writing songs. It’s different every time we write a song. At times we start with the lyrics and write the music around that, other times Miki will just be rockin’ and we’ll start playing along and write lyrics to whatever comes out. That’s just the Wild Angelz style!

Q: How would you describe your new EP?

Roxii: One word: EPIC!!

Q: Where do you do your recording? Is there anything you'd want to change about the recordings? What have you learned from recording?

Roxii: We recorded our first few demos at The Alley Studios in Denver with Dave Fox, the sound guy at Clearchannel Studios in Greenwood Village. After that, we recorded our EP at John Macy Sound Studios in Denver, CO with Clark Hagan. Overall, we are extremely happy with the recordings. Every song just blows your mind!! But with any work of art, the artist can always find something to improve upon. This recording strengthened our bonds with our management and opened our eyes to what actually goes into making a high quality record.

Q: Any advice for other local bands?

Miki: Don’t get angry with the fans that don’t show up, but be happy for the ones that do.

Nikki: Always be supportive of the other bands that you play with. Respect for fellow musicians can take you everywhere in this industry.

Roxii: Sleep every chance you can get, and eat lots of cocoa pebbles. Lots and lots of cocoa pebbles. They really are the spice of life!

T.Z.: Don’t get wasted or do anything stupid before going on stage. Make sure your equipment works before getting to the venue.

Q: Do you have plans to tour? If so, where will you be heading?

A: We plan on touring sometime over this summer. It’s still in rudimentary stages right now, but we do have plans to begin touring this summer. We are planning on touring through the Midwest. We don’t have any certain destinations yet.

Q: Who's your favorite local band? Favorite venue to play?

A: Collectively, our favorite band is The Threatened. Bands like Blindfold the Devil and Dread Pirate Roberts have shown us a lot of support over the years as well. Our favorite local venue that we have played thus far has been the Gothic Theatre.

Q: What would be your dream gig (locally)?

A: A sold out Invesco Field! Playing the Castle Donnington Festival or Wacken. But realistically for this year, The Fillmore Auditorium is our dream gig.

Q: What's next for the Wild Angelz?

Roxii: TOTAL WORLD DOMINATION!!! And twinkies… lots and lots of twinkies…

Thanks, guys!

The Wild Angelz's just played the Boulder Theatre (4/7/10) and their next stop is Saturday, 4/24/10, at The Toad Tavern.
- examiner.com