Full of Hell Announce New EP ‘Broken Sword, Rotten Shield’, “Knight’s Oath” Single Out Now
A batch of new songs will be the new hotness from grindy noise rock outfit Full of Hell will be released right as they head out on tour with Harms Way, Kruelty, Jarhead Fertilizer, and Clique next month.
Titled Broken Sword, Rotten Shield, the seven-song EP will be the latest collection of songs from the quintet. It’s their first new release since last year’s collab with Andrew Nolan titled Scraping The Divine or the band’s 2024 full-length release Coagulated Bliss.
Speaking of the single and music video they put out along with the announcement dubbed “Knight’s Oath”, vocalist Dylan Walker explained what the song is about:
“[‘Knight’s Oath’ is about]…absolute dedication to your charge, be it a person you love or held tenet, and the ignominy that comes with a sudden defeat. That idea acts as a metaphor for the grief you feel when you lose an animal companion. It feels pointless, cruel, and void in the moment. The video channels those ideas and takes the viewer on a quest with our noble dog knight and his cohorts as they quest for glory and wealth in the face of darkness.”
Broken Sword, Rotten Shield will be released on May 16 via Closed Casket Activities, but you can preorder your copy today. You can also catch Full Of Hell live at any of the venues below.
Broken Sword, Rotten Shield, tracklist:
Full of Hell, on tour:
May 15 Daytona, FL – Welcome To Rockville
May 16 Athens, GA – Georgia Theater
May 18 Milwaukee, WI – Milwaukee Metal Fest
May 19 St. Louis, MO – Blueberry Hill Duck Room
May 20 Louisville, KY – Portal
May 21 Nashville, TN – Exit/In
May 23 Denton, TX – Rubber Gloves
May 24 Austin, TX – Empire Garage
May 25 Houston, TX – Secret Group
May 27 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade
May 28 Durham, NC – Motorco Music Hall
May 30 Richmond, VA – The Canal Club
May 31 Baltimore, MD – Baltimore Soundstage
Jun. 01 Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
Jun. 02 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
Jun. 04 Amityville, NY – AMH
Jun. 05 Hartford, CT – Webster Underground
Jun. 06 Boston, MA – The Middle East
Jun. 07 Montreal, QC – Theatre Fairmount
Jun. 08 Toronto, ON – Axis Club
Sep. 18 Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life
Sep. 20 Worcester, MA – New England Metal + Hardcore Festival
