Cult act from the 80’s for which many had high hopes, Hell has finally seen its fate sealed by the tragic death of its singer Dave G. Halliday in the late 80’s. Or maybe not entirely, since more than twenty years later, Hell reformed, partly pushed forward by the passion of producer Andy Sneap, who produced their very first album in 2011. An album which, as guitarist Kev Bower admits, was made without any particular ambition as it was more like a hobby, and which finally put Hell back on the landscape of heavy metal and success.
Hell has therefore seriously gotten back on track, with an ambitious heavy metal and shows renewing with a theatrical side. Curse & Chapter, their freshly released second album, confirms the band’s durability even though it still contains quite a few remains from the previous years. These topics will be tackled in the following interview with Bower.






























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