One of the most exciting heavy voices in the UK rock scene right now, Brighton/Bristol based band Every Hell are back, sharper, heavier and more ambitious than ever. Now a more expansive and sonically evolved 5 piece, including even more production, guitar and synths, today Every Hell release their incredible new single ‘Let Me Go’. The track is a textbook lesson in ‘heavy’. Filled with a barrage of riffs and a wave of thrilling grooves, it moves at a thousand miles an hour without stopping for air. Listen to ‘Let Me Go’ – HERE
Watch the video for ‘Let Me Go’ – HERE A bit from the bands vocalist and sax player Will Gardner, on the new single – “Let Me Go was written in the Summer of 2025, an initial idea brought to the rehearsal room that was a bit too proggy. We slowly tore it apart over a few weeks to make it more gnarly and dissonant, more aligned with Every Hell vibe. Lyrically, Let Me Go is about being stuck in a loop of guilt and self-loathing until eventually giving in to depression and anxiety instead of fighting it. I think a lot of the time we fight really hard against deep and dark emotions instead of embracing them as part of being human and imperfect.” Live wise, all the current, announced shows are below:
21st March – Brighton – The Pipeline – with As Living Arrows + Could Be Ghosts
9th May – Nottingham – Rescue Rooms – with Haggard Cat
10th May – Birmingham – The Rainbow – with Alpha Male tea Party
28th May – London – The Black Heart – with Haggard Cat
29th May – Southampton – The Joiners – with Haggard Cat
30th May – Bristol – The Louisiana – with Haggard Cat
26th June – Nottingham – JT Soar – with Death Cult Electric Look out for more new music, more headline shows, festivals and support slots to be announced in the coming weeks and months. A bit about Every Hell
At the core of Every Hell is a collective whose reach extends far beyond the band itself. Vocalist and saxophonist Will Gardner, also known for his work in Black Peaks, bridges heavy music and jazz as a well-respected figure in both scenes. Guitarist Toby Stewart is a long-standing fixture of the well-established heavier festivals, with over a decade of appearances at ArcTanGent — including opening its first-ever main stage — alongside performances at 2000trees and Bloodstock. The band’s expanded sound is completed by new member Jules Maas-Palmer on guitar and synths, whose work spans performance, production, education, studio design and underground sound-system culture. Bassist Andrew Gosden, formerly of Black Peaks, brings a rare end-to-end understanding of the industry, combining global touring experience with years spent as a trained guitar luthier and over 15 years sourcing and supplying specialist tonewoods to instrument makers worldwide. Anchoring the band is drummer Mark Roberts, a highly respected producer, engineer and mixer whose credits include Black Peaks, Jamie Lenman, Delta Sleep, Alpha Male Tea Party and The Physics House Band, alongside extensive UK and European touring. The band have already released a collection of infectious, bright and popular singles, as well as the debut ‘Vertebrate’ EP in 2024 – an EP recorded straight to tape, entirely live and ‘in the room’. They have also toured and played shows with the likes of Knives, Vower, Sick Joy, The St Pierre Snake Invasion and Peach (who joined them on the ‘Vertebrate’ EP launch show), as well as perform at 2000trees Festival, Arctangent, Noizzefest, Castle Fest and Misery Loves Company. ————- EVERY HELL are:
Will Gardner – Vocals & Saxophone
Toby Stewert – Guitar & Vocals
Andrew Gosden – Bass & Vocals
Mark Roberts – Drums & Production
Jules Maas-Palmer – Guitar & Synths | 
