Following up on last year's LP, The Red Sect, North Carolina's All Hell returns with their Prosthetic Records debut, The Grave Alchemist.
 
Produced by Kris Hilbert (The Body), who worked with the band on The Red Sect and mixed and mastered by Joel Grind (Toxic Holocaust), The Grave Alchemist will see a worldwide release on April 14th. Featuring twelve driving, raucous blackened thrash hymns, the album reveals a marked maturity and growth for these Asheville natives who previously wore their punk rock roots on their proverbial sleeves. The album is a narrative-driven horror concept album that weaves a tale of alchemy, necromancy, and vampirism over the span of three centuries. It is a potent blend of violence, mysticism, psychology, and the occult, distilled into an aural elixir of Blood and Gold.
 
Stay tuned for The Grave Alchemist preorders and teaser tracks to be unveiled in the coming weeks.

Tracklisting:

“Grave Alchemy”
“Necrosophia”
“Wed The Night”
“Vampiric Lust”
“The Castle”
“Laid To Unrest”
“Memory Tomb”
“The Madness Out Of Time”
“The Thing In The Ground”
“Return Of The Reaper”
“Elixir”
“I Am The Mist”

With the release of The Grave Alchemist, All Hell has expanded their sound while distilling different elements to create a unique blend all their own. Fans of Bathory, Celtic Frost, Samhain, Satyricon, Skeletonwitch, Goatwhore, Toxic Holocaust and the like, pay heed.
 
All Hell will bring their deviousness to the stage for a short run of live dates this spring with additional live incursions in the plotting stages.

Dates:

March
24 – Lexington, KY – Blood Of The Wolf III

April
27 – Birmingham, AL – The Nick
28 – Atlanta, GA – 529
29 – Nashville, TN – drkmttrD
30 – Knoxville, TN – TBA

March
4 – Raleigh, NC – Slim’s Downtown
5 – Gaithersburg, MD – Raw Ink Live
6 – Philadelphia, PA – Kung Fu Necktie 
7 – Richmond, VA – Gallery 5