Uploaded June 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Hell signed to the Belgian label Mausoleum, but two weeks prior to the recording of the album, the label collapsed. Kev Bower subsequently quit the band. He was briefly replaced by Sean Kelly, though Hell split up soon afterwards, which led to the suicide of Dave Halliday by carbon monoxide poisoning.
Dave Halliday taught Andy Sneap of Sabbat to play guitar and Sneap mentions Hell as one of his main influences.
The remaining original members of Hell reunited in 2008 to to finally record their album. Sabbat members Martin Walkyier and Andy Sneap agreed to play on the album to replicate Dave Halliday's vocals and guitar tracks respectively, with Sneap also acting as the producer.
Walkyier later left the band to be replaced by Kev Bower's brother David (who is known as David Beckford in his career as a stage and television actor).
Hell signed to the Belgian label Mausoleum, but two weeks prior to the recording of the album, the label collapsed. Kev Bower subsequently quit the band. He was briefly replaced by Sean Kelly, though Hell split up soon afterwards, which led to the suicide of Dave Halliday by carbon monoxide poisoning.
Dave Halliday taught Andy Sneap of Sabbat to play guitar and Sneap mentions Hell as one of his main influences.
The remaining original members of Hell reunited in 2008 to to finally record their album. Sabbat members Martin Walkyier and Andy Sneap agreed to play on the album to replicate Dave Halliday's vocals and guitar tracks respectively, with Sneap also acting as the producer.
Walkyier later left the band to be replaced by Kev Bower's brother David (who is known as David Beckford in his career as a stage and television actor).
