FULL OF HELL & HARMS WAY

with KRUELTY, JARHEAD FERTILIZER, CLIQUE

andmoreagain Presents

Wed May 28, 2025 6:00 pm

Tickets $26/$30


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FULL OF HELL & HARMS WAY - Advance $26.00
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FULL OF HELL

Full of Hell burst forth with incredible force from the small, dagger-shaped city of Ocean City, Maryland, 15 years ago. Over five full-lengths, five collaborative full-lengths, and countless splits, EPs, singles, and noise compilations, they’ve evolved at extraordinary speed, their music becoming more complicated and technical without ever slowing down […]

HARMS WAY

While Posthuman mined the unflinching d-beat brutality of Deathreat, blistering thrash, groove and the icy nihilism of industrial bands like Godflesh and Demanufacture-era Fear Factory, the new LP integrates in elements of paranoia-driven ambient ala Lustmord, glacially-paced doom (early Melvins, Khanate) and even Meshuggah-like polyrhythms in it’s fully-automatic onslaught. The […]