Among the bands announced earlier today, organizers revealed that Full of Hell, Old Man Gloom, SubRosa, Igorr Cavalera and ...

Fifteen years at the serrated edge of powerviolence have turned Full Of Hell into one of the most reliably extreme outfits in heavy music. With sixth album Coagulated Bliss, however, the Maryland ...

What happens when you mash the grindcore sensibilities of Full of Hell with the shoegaze approach of Nothing? Well, it turns out you get the devastatingly heavy, almost ...

Listen to Spend The Grace, the first single from Full Of Hell and NOTHING’s upcoming collab album When No Birds Sang. Due out on December 1 via Closed Casket Activities, the six-track record sees the ...

The post Full of Hell Announce New EP, Unleash Single “Knight’s Oath”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Full of Hell have announced a new EP entitled Broken Sword, Rotten Shield, out May 16th via ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. The track's viciousness might scan as misanthropy—“humanity to blame,” vocalist ...

Nov 03 The Orange Peel Asheville, NC w/Full of Hell, Spy, Cloakroom Nov 04 The Music Farm Charleston, SC w/Full of Hell, Spy, Cloakroom Nov 05 The Abbey Orlando, FL w/Full of Hell, Spy, Cloakroom Nov ...

Heavy shoegaze group Nothing and grindcore outfit Full Of Hell have shared bills together and even collaborated on merchandise in the past. Now, they’ve announced a joint album titled When No Birds ...

Grindcore band Full of Hell will deliver a brand-new EP next month. Revealed yesterday, Broken Sword, Rotten Shield will be released on May 16 via Closed Casket Activities. The EP’s lead single ...

The post Heavy Song of the Week: Full of Hell Go Fantasy Metal on the Fiery “Knight’s Oath” appeared first on Consequence. No, Full of Hell aren’t releasing their dungeon synth album, although their ...

When we say that something is greater than the sum of its parts, it's assumed that the parts themselves are perfectly fine or capable on their own, but are much more effective when combined. But what ...