Full of Hell is simply the ideal night-of-the-31st band. Like a gang of roving teenagers ransacking the racks of your local Spirit Halloween, the genre-hopping New Englanders are always on the lookout for the most fearsome sonic costume they haven’t yet tried on – be it metal, hardcore, or abstract industrial noise terror. Befitting their collaborative nature, Full of Hell selects openers to embody styles they have encompassed at some point in their history – be it the deathly, atmospheric sludge metal of Inter Arma, the majestic blackened grind of Wake, or the pit-stirring mathcore intensity of END.
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— Julian Towers
