A seismic shift has hit the metal world: Full Of Hell and guitarist Spencer Hazard have parted ways after an impressive 16-year run. This news, announced recently, has sent ripples through the music community. The band, in a statement, simply mentioned the decision was difficult, requesting respect for Hazard's privacy. But what does this mean for the future of Full Of Hell, and what's next for Spencer Hazard? Let's dive in.
Full Of Hell shared the news on social media, expressing gratitude for the 16 years of dedication and the prolific amount of records created together. They also encouraged fans to support Hazard's other projects, Reaper's Gong and Industrial Hazard, along with his solo endeavors. This shows a mutual respect and a desire to see each other thrive in their future endeavors.
Hazard himself also released a statement, explaining that the split was in everyone's best interest for personal growth. He reflected on the incredible experiences he had with Full Of Hell, including traveling the world and meeting numerous musicians who shaped his musical journey. He mentioned, "Without this band I wouldn't have been able to travel all over the world and meet so many friends and hero's."
And this is the part most people miss... Hazard also clarified that his departure wasn't related to his recent medical issues, urging fans not to jump to conclusions. He's now focusing on Reaper's Gong and other solo projects, and even exploring production and composition work for other bands. It's clear that he's not slowing down!
Hazard's statement also included thanks to @factotumtx for their support in an upcoming release. He concluded with gratitude for the years of support and the promise of more to come. This is a testament to the strong bond between the artist and his fans.
Full Of Hell has a packed tour schedule for the remainder of 2025 and into 2026. Here are the dates:
- 12/13 Boston MA Saddest Day 2025
- 12/14 Albany NY Empire Live
- 4/3 Eindhoven NL Effenaar
- 4/4 Cologne DE Gebaude 9
- 4/5 Antwerpen BE Samhain Festival 2026
- 4/7 Bristol UK The Fleece
- 4/8 Manchester UK Gorilla
- 4/9 Dublin IE Opium
- 4/10 Glasgow UK Slay Glasgow
- 4/11 Birmingham UK The Castle & Falcon
- 4/12 London UK Scala
- 4/14 Paris FR Petit Bain
- 4/15 Toulouse FR Le Rex de Toulouse
- 4/16 Madrid ES Sala Copernico
- 4/17 Barcelona ES La Nau Locales de Ensayo
- 4/18 Lyon FR L Epicerie Moderne Feyzin
- 4/19 Emmenbrucke CH Sedel
- 4/20 Munchen DE Feierwerk Hansa 39
- 4/21 Wien AT Arena Wien
- 4/22 Praha 7 CZ Bike Jesus
- 4/23 Krakow PL Hype Park
- 4/24 Berlin DE SO36
- 4/25 Hamburg DE Bahnhof Pauli
- 4/26 Kobenhavn DK Vega
- 4/28 Athens GR AN Club
But here's where it gets controversial... While the split seems amicable, it's natural to wonder about the underlying reasons. What impact will this have on Full Of Hell's sound and future? Will Spencer Hazard's new projects bring a fresh perspective to the metal scene? What do you think about this change? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
