One of many many issues we love about Asheville, NC trio All Hell is that you could’t actually pin them all the way down to a sound, like they’re a [insert metal subgenre] band. And the title monitor from their fifth full size Sunsetter presents the right illustration. “Sunsetter” kicks in with what sounds to those ears like a gnarled riff that Nirvana might need stumbled throughout circa Bleach (bear in mind drummer Chad Channing truly used double bass on that album). It’s easy, mid-paced and simply type of ugly. All Hell swirls in just a little black metallic magic and the vocal croaks of guitarist/vocalist Jacob Curwen are extra Celtic Frost than Cobain, however the total sensibility is comparable. As for the video—filmed and directed by Vizions of Mize—we get corpse-painted efficiency footage of Curwen, Erik Ballantyne (bass) and Elanti (drums) combined with different occultic/non secular/graveyard imagery, all very darkish and mysterious.
Sunsetter was recorded, combined and engineered by Chris Adams at Hidden Audio, with mastering by Jacob Curwen. It’s set for launch on vinyl, CD, cassette and digitally on October 10 through Terminus Hate Metropolis. Place your preorder right here.
Curwen had this to say in regards to the new video and music:
“The title monitor from Sunsetter was written late within the means of the album, however as quickly as we performed it collectively, we knew we had one thing particular. Lyrically, it encapsulates the themes of the file; the key of a darkish inheritance, the battle of the conventional with the Different, and the claiming of the evening. A visitor look by our longtime buddy and co-conspirator Nate Garnette (Skeletonwitch) sealed the deal and took this music to the subsequent stage for us. We’re happy to share the video with everybody, and really feel the visuals are a robust complement to the music itself.”