This Is Hell
This Is Hell formed in Oakland, California in 2003. Their sound was a mix of hardcore punk and noise, with lyrics that often took on political subjects. Songs...
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This Is Hell formed in Oakland, California in 2003. Their sound was a mix of hardcore punk and noise, with lyrics that often took on political subjects. Songs like 'Absentee Ballot' and 'Disciples' gave a sense of their approach.
They released several albums, starting with 'Sundowning' in 2004. 'Black Mass' came out in 2006, followed by 'Misfortunes' in 2008 and 'Providence' in 2010. The band's lineup included Rick Froberg on vocals and guitar, Chris Upchurch on guitar, Josh Freese on drums, and Christian Ericson on bass.
This Is Hell stopped playing in 2011. Their records, with tracks like 'Procession Commence' and 'Deliver Me,' remain part of the conversation around that era of underground music.
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