Based in Ocean City, Maryland and central Pennsylvania, Full of Hell are an American power-violence band whose sound ranges from blistering grindcore to brutal sludge metal, with ventures into experimental noise.
The group was founded in 2009 by Dylan Walker (vocals, electronics), Spencer Hazard (guitar), David Bland (drums), and Brandon Brown (vocals, bass). Their first release was 2010's sludge-leaning The Inevitable Fear of Existence 7" EP on Get This Right Records. The same label released the group's split EP with German band Goldust in early 2011. Full of Hell showcased their experimental side with cassette FOH Noise, which became the first volume in a series. Full-length debut Roots of Earth Are Consuming My Home appeared on A389 Recordings in August of 2011. More noise cassettes and split 7"s followed, including releases with Code Orange Kids, the Guilt Øf…, and Calm the Fire. Full of Hell's second album Rudiments of Mutilation was released by A389 Recordings in 2013. The group's profile expanded when they collaborated with Japanese noise legend Merzbow on a full-length album in 2014, released by Canadian metal label Profound Lore Records. In 2015, Brown left the group and Sam DiGristine became their new bassist. 7" EP Amber Mote in the Black Vault, including a cover of the Melvins' "Oven," was issued by Bad Teeth Recordings in early 2016. In March of the same year, a collaborative EP by Full of Hell and the Body titled One Day You Will Ache Like I Ache was released by Neurot Recordings. ~ Paul Simpson

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