Angel Marcloid

Angel Marcloid was born on September 24,[7] 1984[1] at a hospital in Prince Frederick, Maryland.[8] Her parents were music enthusiasts who played records of the Beatles, Rush, and various hair metal bands. She made her first drum sets with pots and pans when she was very little. She performed live for the first time as a drummer when she was seven years old, and formed her first band at 8 years old.[9] Marcloid later taught herself to play guitar and bass. Her music taste began to expand as she started listening to metal, jazz, and electronica. She has performed under more than a dozen pseudonyms since the 1990s, and has played in multiple bands including Age Sixteen, New Years, and A Perfect Kiss.[10][1][2][11]

Marcloid created her project Fire-Toolz in 2015 and released Even the Files Won't Touch You and Further Down the File on the same year. She went on to release further albums such as Drip Mental (2017), Interbeing (2017), and Skinless X-1 (2018), which received widespread critical acclaim.[2] Marcloid released other albums under the Fire-Toolz moniker including Field Whispers (Into The Crystal Palace) (2019), Rainbow Bridge (2020), Eternal Home (2021), and I Am Upset Because I See Something That Is Not There (2023).[2][12]

Until 2017, Marcloid ran a cassette label called Rainbow Bridge. She also ran a net label called Swamp Circle from 2012 until 2018.[9][13] As of 2022, she runs a mixing, mastering, and music production service called Angel Hair Audio.

Angel Marcloid is transgender.[2]

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