Full Of Hell’s long awaited sophomore LP has finally arrived. Presenting itself as a much more cohesive record, Rudiments Of Mutilation documents the continued organic evolution of the group as displayed in the vast experimental approaches of the various splits and noise projects since 2011′s Roots Of Earth Are Consuming My Home. The resulting effort preserves the integrity of the group’s signature base sound while mutating into its own demented avenues, cementing Full Of Hell as one of the most challenging and unique hardcore acts of today. Continue reading »
Who doesn’t love Full Of Hell? Ever since this band emerged on the scene, they have taken the world by storm. Their brutal, aggressive, hard-to-the-bone style has earned them a permanent place in my heart and in my iPod. Whenever I hear that there is a new Full Of Hell track floating around, I immediately check it out and I am never disappointed. 
It’s that time of year again: when we tell all of you folks what our favorite albums of 2012 were. Well, like last year I have compiled a few different lists and I wanted to start off with this one.
