New York City-based doom metal band The Pale Hand have released an official music video for their debut single, Reign in Hell, directed by Orange Echo Films. The video, released on June 20, 2025, complements the previously released single, which is streaming on Bandcamp, Spotify, and Apple Music.
The music video enhances the track’s fuzz-drenched riffs and high-energy grooves, with lyrics inspired by Lucifer’s fall from heaven, drawn from John Milton’s Paradise Lost. The song delves into themes of free will and divine injustice, underscored by vicious guitars, powerhouse vocals, and booming bass, delivering a psychedelic and sinister doom metal experience.
The Pale Hand, formed in New York, consists of Kelsea Beck (vocals), Pamir Aysan (guitar), Diego Silva (guitar), Finnegan Hu (bass), and Brian Del Guercio (drums). Known for their theatrical live performances incorporating gospel and Middle Eastern influences, the band has shared stages with Castle Rat and Testament’s Alex Skolnick. The single’s artwork features a photo by Gannon Padgett and a logo by J.E. Larson.
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