NEWS RELEASE
Montreal, QC – March 25, 2021
For fans of Misfits, Nirvana, Motorhead, Anti-Flag
THE BLOODY HELL Shares Stop-Motion Music Video “When You’re Gone”
Halifax, Canada’s The Bloody Hell has a new full-length in the works to follow their award-nominated 2018 self-titled debut album (Loud Recording of the Year” – Nova Scotia Music Awards 2018), and as they currently work on the sophomore release, they are sharing with fans a new music video for the single “When You’re Gone”.
The band has teamed up once again with stop motion animator Diane Lindo who also did their 2019 video “Out of Our Minds“, which was nominated for an Independent Music Video of The Year Award by Dropoutentertainment.ca.
“When You’re Gone” is a glimpse of what’s to come from the forthcoming, yet to be titled second album. It’s a dark love song that finds hope in a horrible situation, musically reflected with the grit and aggression of classic punk rock but with pop undertones of earworm melodies. The track was recorded at award-winning New Scotland Yard Studio in Dartmouth, NS during the summer of 2020.
The video can be viewed via The Bloody Hell‘s YouTube channel – https://youtu.be/FjE2iDebguY
Formed in 2017, The Bloody Hell has gotten dirtier and more polished at the same time, with the band infecting fans with their pop-cultural hooks and concepts, while the guitars keep getting louder and the vocals becoming uglier.
Suitable for a variety of fans, The Bloody Hell cites influences ranging from Misfits, Nirvana and Motorhead, anyone who enjoys a fun and dirty romp with a bull horn of grungy vocals.
The Bloody Hell‘s previous releases can be found on the following platforms: Bandcamp, Apple Music, Spotify.
Other Music Videos:
“Nobody Cares About America Anymore” – https://youtu.be/4QVIfLQY2Ys
“The Last Word” – https://youtu.be/E1Oe44vHrTY
For more info:
Facebook.com/thebloodyhellhfx
Instagram.com/thebloodyhellhfx
About:
The Bloody Hell is what would happen If George Thorogood sang for the Misfits but all the songs were written by Tom Petty. Super catchy horror rock songs about drinking and heartache played at punk rock speed.
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“full of order and chaos and left turns and repetition all at once that it works wonders at getting the listener excited for what they may be in for” – The East Mag
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