Miami, FL’s All Hell Breaks Loose came together when Chip (guitar, Destro, Until The End, Where Fear & Weapons Meet, & Dance Floor Justice) and some friends had the idea of doing a hardcore band that was very straight forward, to the point, fast, but still brutal as hell. After recording their 2002 CD demo a few members left the band and were replaced with a few of the guys from Target Nevada & ex Santa Sangre guitarist Tom Dice. In the summer of 2003 the band released their debut CDep "Everyone Loves a Handsome Killer" on Good Bye Blue Skies Records, which was recorded Jeremy Staska at Studio 13. In 2004 the band went back into the studio to record their self titled album that was released in the summer of 2004 on Surprise Attack Records. The CD once again was recorded @ Studio 13 and came out as one of the heaviest & most brutal records of the year. It was completed with the beautiful yet eerie layout completed by Jason Gagovski from Hawthorne Street Records. In some of the saddest news we've ever had to mention, drummer Joe Lamadrid was found dead after an AHBL show on Friday, November 26th 200 in Tampa, FL. The cause of his death is still unknown. The band decided to disband due to the unfortunate events. A final AHBL show took place on Jan 8th, 2005 in Miami, Fl with close friend of the band, Rene from Target Nevada playing drums. All of the money from the show was donated to Joe's family. After the break up of All Hell Alex and Chad went on to focus on their new project Dead Weight and Chip was busy working on Dance Floor Justice. Both of which had records released in 2006 on Double Or Nothing records. Jason also moved out west and joined Poison the Well. After quite some time off to reflect on things and deal with the loss of their great friend and band mate, the band starting talking amongst themselves about a possible reunion show. The thought of playing music together was all the spark that was needed to get the ball rolling again. The band came back with a vengeance in April of 2006. Since that time they have played a few other shows in the Southeastern part of the US. The band has decided to take it easy and not be a full time project but who knows what lies ahead in the future for them. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.