There are three bands that use the name Nails. None of which are to be confused with the two artists that use the name The Nails: 1. A grindcore band from California 2. A hardcore band from Texas 3. A hardcore band from Germany 1. Nails is an extreme metal/hardcore punk band from California, that started as a 3-piece until the inclusion of Andrew Saba (formerly of Bad Seed and Harm's Way). Formed by Todd Jones, who had previously played in Carry On, Terror, and still an active member of both Internal Affairs and Snake Eyes. Musically they cover styles like grindcore, powerviolence, death metal and sludge. They released "Obscene Humanity" in the summer of 2009 on Six Feet Under Records. 2010 saw the release of the "Unsilent Death" LP on Six Feet Under Records and in 2013 the band released "Abandon All Life" on Southern Lord Records. Nails is: Todd Jones: Vocals/Guitar John Gianelli: Bass/Vocals Andrew Saba: Guitar Taylor Young: Drums 2. Nails are a hardcore band from Texas that formed in the late 2000's 3. Nails are a hardcore band from Germany Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Full of Hell is a powerviolence band formed in 2009 and based in Ocean City, Maryland and central Pennsylvania. They were signed to A389 Recordings, through which they released two full-length albums, Roots of Earth Are Consuming My Home (2011) and Rudiments of Mutilation (2013). They've also recorded split EPs with Code Orange Kids, Goldust, and Calm the Fire, as well as a split single with The Guilt Øf.... Full of Hell have also released noise recordings, the FOH NOISE series, which currently has four volumes that were originally released on cassette via Arctic Night Records. They are now available digitally on http://fullofhell.bandcamp.com. Most recently, they've signed with Profound Lore and recorded a full-length collaboration album with Merzbow as their debut release with the label. The first 100 customers who pre-ordered the CD received a limited edition cassette compiling all four FOH Noise volumes. Full of Hell has an official homepage/blog at http://fullofhell.com/. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.