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I agree. I love the duel nature of nobility and savagery. While vampires cover up savagery with a noble exterior, the Blood Angels really are noble. They have angelic souls, like unto their primarch. But even noble souls can fail. There is a bit of poetry in the Blood Angels that is missing in other chapters.

I think the codex/WD article has issues. But I do so love the vast use of jump packs! The Sons of Sanguinius take to the skies like their father of old.

As far as death company- it has been shown as a berserk rage, but I prefer the little fluff piece that used to be on the old GW website. It had a Blood Angel who thought he was Sanguinius and was addressing another as though it were Dorn. That mental instability combined with nobility makes a wonderful picture.