All Good ThingsA Hope In Hell

It’s wild to think that All Good Things almost didn’t plan to be a band.

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Over the course of the last few years, the LA collective has had their music appear in countless games, movies and tv shows. On top of that, they’ve signed to Better Noise Music, joining the likes of Escape the Fate and Asking Alexandria. Now, they’ve dropped A Hope In Hell, an ass-kicking thirteen tracker brimming with stadium-ready moments. 

While it’s a slightly generic record, it’s still well worth a listen. Opening track Kingdom is atmospheric, anthemic and just one of many singalong moments on offer. Elsewhere, there are huge appearances from Johnny 3 Tears & Charlie Scene of Hollywood Undead (see: For The Glory), Hyro The Hero (see: Do It Now) and Craig Mabbit of Escape The Fate (see: The Comeback). These are some of the more unique moments on the LP, adding synths, electronica and an extra layer of hard rock into the mix. 

A Hope In Hell feels heaven-sent. While it offers up little in the way of surprises, it is still a solid celebration of noise that’ll have fists raised right to the sky. 

In terms of standouts, we can’t go past these tracks, as well as Push Me Down. The LP’s apocalyptic concept shines here, and the track feels like a resounding battle cry. Ultimately, A Hope In Hell is positive and uplifting- something that feels more necessary now than ever before. It’s sure to find its way into the hearts of rock fans everywhere, especially those looking for a hype-up anthem, a new addition to their gym playlist or a soundtrack for the end of the world. A Hope In Hell feels heaven-sent. While it offers up little in the way of surprises, it is still a solid celebration of noise that’ll have fists raised right to the sky. 

STANDOUT TRACKS: For The Glory, Push Me Down, The Comeback
STICK THIS NEXT TO: I Prevail, Hollywood Undead, Escape The Fate