Their songs carry a sense of tension and movement, built around strong rhythms and a feeling that something is always about to shift.
Rather than rushing for impact, they let mood and momentum do the work. The music feels deliberate and controlled, pulling the listener forward while keeping a sense of unease just under the surface.
• About the band •
Earl of Hell formed during the pandemic, using the pause in live music to focus on tension, restraint, and shaping a darker sound.
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Earl of Hell – Self-titled album (2025) featured in the Top 100 Albums of 2025 by Doomcharts.
Eric Brock - Lead Vocals Lewis Inglis - Guitar & Backing Vocals Dan Mitchell - Guitar Dean Gordon - Bass Ryan Wilson - Drums
Slightly Fuzzed Records Copper Feast Records
At the core of Earl of Hell’s sound is contrast. Their songs balance steady, driving rhythms with darker tones and restrained melodies, creating tension without tipping into chaos. Rather than chasing big moments, the band focus on control and atmosphere, letting songs unfold at their own pace.
Since forming during the pandemic, Earl of Hell have gained recognition through releases that favour cohesion over singles - records that reward full listens and attention. Their music carries a quiet sense of purpose, shaped by patience and an instinct for when to push forward and when to hold back.
• Just hit play & get in the mood •
This is the sound of Earl of Hell
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Keep Exploring
If this band resonates with you, explore the artists below, curated with the same intention, depth, and ear for heavy listening. They’ll be sharing the StoomFest 2026 stage, each bringing their own texture to the weekend and helping build the sound of the festival together.
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