On the chilly evening of November 21, 2022, the quaint city of Munich, Germany, known for its rich history and pristine architecture, experienced an event of cataclysmic magnitude. The air vibrated with anticipation as music enthusiasts gathered at the renowned Backstage Club, a sanctuary for the hard rock and heavy metal community in Munich​¹​. The occasion? A live performance by Full of Hell, a band that has transcended the boundaries of hardcore, grind, and death metal with their musical prowess, bringing forth a genre-bending blitzkrieg in the form of their highly anticipated new album, “Garden of Burning Apparitions”​²​.

The venue, engulfed in a gloomy yet electrifying atmosphere, was about to host a night of raw musical energy. The opening acts, Sanguisugabogg and Jad, set the stage ablaze, prepping the audience for the sonic assault that was about to ensue​³​. As the lights dimmed, a palpable excitement swept through the crowd, and as Full of Hell took the stage, the atmosphere reached a fever pitch.

The first chord struck like a lightning bolt, piercing the calm before the storm, and as the band delved into their set, the crowd was consumed by a maelstrom of sound that transcended the mundane realities of the everyday world. Each song was a journey into the abyss, evoking a cathartic release amongst the audience that was both visceral and transcendent. The setlist was a well-curated mixture of their new material and the classics that have come to define their sound, displaying the band’s ability to evolve while staying true to their roots​⁴​.