Made in Hell Hell Boulevard

• 1 PITCH BLACK 03:56
• 2 BTCH PLS 04:05
• 3 THE FINE ART OF BREAKING UP 03:29
• 4 WHY DID IT GET SO DARK? 05:00
• 5 REBELS 02:56
• 6 OF FALLEN IDOLS 04:33
• 7 AS BAD AS I CAN BE 04:21
• 8 CHASING GHOSTS 03:49
• 9 SAFEWORD 04:18
• 10 ANTISOCIAL CLUB 03:15
• Total Runtime 39:42

Info for Made in Hell

Made in Hell is Hell Boulevard’s new studio album, due for release in 2026. The band remains true to its distinctive style, blending dark gothic rock with cinematic orchestral arrangements and electronic elements to create a powerful, atmospheric sound.

For the first time in the band’s history, a Hell Boulevard album has been mixed by Bengt Jaeschke at Chameleon Studios in Hamburg. The final mastering was handled by Stefan Brown at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London. This high-quality production chain marks an important step in the band’s sonic evolution and lends the album a particularly distinctive and powerful sound aesthetic.

Hell Boulevard

Hell Boulevard
Founded by Matteo vDiva Fabbiani, the mastermind behind the entire concept, Hell Boulevard uniquely blends classic gothic tunes with rock 'n' roll, where orchestral accents meet biting guitar solos and a subtle wall of synths envelops vDiva's deep, smoky voice. Risen from the ashes of the up-and-coming Swiss stars Lost Area in 2014, Hell Boulevard began as nothing less than a constantly evolving collection of ideas and an undeniable nostalgia for gothic rock:

Their first single, "Hangover from Hell," released digitally in 2014, gave the world a first glimpse into the band's formula with a rock party anthem steeped in gothic vibes. After nearly two years of experimentation, the band was finally ready to release their debut album, aptly titled Inferno, in October 2016.

Their first single, "Hangover from Hell," released digitally in 2014, gave the world a first glimpse into the band's formula with a rock party anthem steeped in gothic vibes. After nearly two years of experimentation, the band was finally ready to release their debut album, aptly named Inferno, in October 2016.

The self-produced album helped Hell Boulevard establish a solid connection with the German gothic scene. It was exceptionally well-received by both audiences and critics, leading to two tours with Darkhaus and Unzucht within 24 months. Along with the release and successful tours, the band cultivated new supporters and friends across various industries and genres, thanks in part to several interesting collaborations with established acts such as Lord Of The Lost, Freakangel, Erdling, Eisfabrik, and others.

Arriving in the present day, Hell Boulevard has reached entirely new dimensions with their album "In Black We Trust" and their unmistakable goth n roll style, thanks in part to a substantial improvement in their sound. The top-notch production was personally overseen by none other than Chris The Lord Harms of Lord Of The Lost. It's more than just another track; it's an honest attempt to inject new passion into a genre that currently seems dormant.

Today, Hell Boulevard has reached entirely new dimensions with their album "In Black We Trust" and their unmistakable goth n roll style, thanks in part to a substantial improvement in their sound.

This release is just one of many steps on their way to the top, as the band has a few more aces up their sleeve. The lineup, previously consisting of Matteo vDiva Fabbiani on vocals, Von Marengo (formerly of Lost Area / now Florian Grey) on guitar, Swiss drummer A.ve, and Dee Dammers (formerly of The Treatment) on bass, inevitably had to undergo a change. After the heartbreaking departure of bassist Dee Dammers, Raul Sanchez (formerly of Eyes Shut Tight) will now provide a powerful wall of bass. To complete the picture, the band has also partnered with the German label NoCut Entertainment, which will represent them from now on.

Hell Boulevard is the name of the band. Matteo vDiva Fabbiani is the one of the founding members and mastermind behind it all. Hell Boulevard’s music features a well balanced mix of classic gothic tunes, soaked in Rock n’ Roll, where signature orchestral accents meet biting guitar solos, soft piano hints melt into tight drums and a subtle wall of synths fades to embrace vDiva’s deep, smoky voice.

Born in 2014 from the ashes of Swiss rising stars “Lost Area”, Hell Boulevard started as no more than a continuously evolving set of ideas and an unconcealed nostalgia for gothic-rock tunes: their first single “Hangover from Hell”, released digitally back in 2014, gave the world a first taste of the band’s formula with a rock party hymn drenched in gothic vibes.

After nearly two years of experimenting the band was finally ready to unveil their first full length album in October 2016, appropriately titled “Inferno”. The self-produced debut album helped Hell Boulevard establish a first, solid connection to the German gothic scene, gained positive reviews from both critics and public and eventually landed them two tours with Darkhaus and Unzucht in the course of 24 months. Together with the record release and the successful tours the band made sure to gain some new supporters in different branches and subgenres thanks to several interesting collaborations with well-established acts such as Lord Of The Lost, Freakangel, Erdling, Eisfabrik etc.

Fast forward to present times, we find Hell Boulevard back and ready to slay with their new album “In Black We Trust”, set for release on 08/24/2018, where their unmistakable blend of Goth n’ Roll reaches a whole new dimension thanks to, inter alia, a substantial improvement in terms of sound and a first class production supervised by golden boy Chris “The Lord” Harms (Lord of The Lost). More than just another title, an honest attempt to infuse new lifeblood to a genre currently dormant.

The release of the new album is just one of the many steps on the path to stardom, but there are still several other news and aces up their sleeve.

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