Freakangel collect ‘Control’, ‘Death Bloom’ and ‘Suicidal (Break The Cycle)’ on new EP
Freakangel
Freakangel have released the digital “Control” EP today, April 10, 2026, via Alfa Matrix. The Estonian electro-industrial act here unites together the new song “Control” with the earlier singles “Death Bloom” and “Suicidal (Break The Cycle)”.
Below are the official videos for “Death Bloom” and “Suicidal (Break The Cycle)”.
About Freakangel
Freakangel emerged in Tallinn around 2009-2010 under Dmitry Darling. The band debuted on Alfa Matrix with the album “The Faults Of Humanity”, followed by “Let It All End” and “The Ones To Fall”, alongside the EPs “Porcelain Doll”, “The Book Of Violence” and “Into The Fire”, plus the live releases “The Faults Of Humanity: Live” and “The Show Of Violence”.
Note that the 2017 album “How The Ghost Became” and the EP “In The Witch House” were released through DWA.
In 2021 Alfa Matrix released “The Faults Of Humanity (X Anniversary Edition)”, followed by the 2022 EP “The Last White Dance”, the 2023 single “Suicidal (Break The Cycle)” and its extended follow-up, then the 2024 single “Death Bloom”, the “Death Bloom (Extended Version)” EP, and the compilation “Serenity To The Stars, Beauty To The Broken”.
The “Control” is the latest on the band’s releases.
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