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 Relapse signs Full of Hell

Posted by Loren on February 17, 2018

Relapse signs Full of Hell
photo by Reid Haithcock

Full of Hell have joined forces with Relapse Records and has plans to write their seventh full-length this year for their new label home.

To learn more about the band, check out our interview with Dylan Walker last year.

FULL OF HELL Tour Dates:

Feb 22 Baltimore, MD Ottobar

--- All Dates Mar 15 - Apr 08 w/ Immolation ---

Mar 15 Warszawa, PL Proxima
Mar 16 Lodz, PL Magnetofon
Mar 17 Bielsko-Biala, PL Rudeboy
Mar 18 Vienna, AU Viper Room
Mar 21 Bilbao, ES Santana 27
Mar 22 Porto, PT Hard Club
Mar 23 Madrid, ES Nazca
Mar 24 Lisbon, PT RCA Club
Mar 25 Sevilla, ES SaCustom
Mar 27 Barcelona, ES Sala Boveda
Mar 29 Paris, FR Petit BAin
Mar 30 Rotterdam, NL Baroeg
Mar 31 Esbjerg, DK Konfus
Apr 02 Copenhagen, DK Pumpehuset
Apr 04 Essen, DE Turock
Apr 05 Eindhoven, NL Effenaar
Apr 06 London, UK The Dome
Apr 08 Haarlem, NL Patronaat
Apr 08 Kassel, DE K19

Relapse signs Full of Hell
photo by Reid Haithcock

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