Spencer Hazard

The bass overdrive I usually use in combination with the Whammy for noise walls or just obnoxious amounts of feedback.

"It’s probably the most expensive pedal I own, but I use it so often live and for our recordings. I can’t even name what tracks I’ve used it on because I have used it on so many. The thing that drew me to this pedal was obviously the joystick. I love the fact I can stand up and just use my foot to control the tone and during noise sets I can just use that pedal as my main source of sound."

The Chorus, Super Flanger, and Bass Overdrive pedals are mostly used for noise and interludes during Full Of Hell's live sets. The super chorus has been used on “Pisces Legs” on ‘Roots of Earth’.

These pedals were all also used on the Merzbow collab in non-conventional ways. I had the flanger and super chorus running through a contact mic, which I then taped it to a cymbal for one track and to a floor tom for another.

Spencer Hazard showcases the Audible Disease Thirty-Three TT1 overdrive pedal on his Instagram, highlighting its unique ability to produce two octaves down with ample distortion. This pedal offers a range of sounds from glitchy, synth-like tones to intense distortion, making it a favorite for noise enthusiasts. The pedal features four controls: HVY for octave adjustment, BZZ for distortion, SW for treble, and THR for volume. It operates with either a 9-volt battery or a standard DC power adapter.

Spencer said If He could only have one pedal it would be his Digitech Whammy DT. He has said that usually only uses it for octave drops or for the de-tune feature which he uses often during Full Of Hell's live shows.

Spencer Hazard, guitarist for Full of Hell, uses the Radial Engineering BigShot™ ABY True Bypass Switcher to manage grounding issues and eliminate unwanted buzz during live performances. As featured on GearGods, this pedal allows him to maintain the desired level of noise on stage for the band's intense sound.

Spencer Hazard uses the Walrus Audio Janus pedal, as shown in his Instagram post captioned "Wasting money on tour." The Janus is a versatile, dual joystick-controlled Tremolo/Fuzz pedal, ideal for creating dynamic, textured soundscapes. Its unique joystick controls allow for independent manipulation of tremolo rate and depth, and fuzz amount and tone, making it suitable for guitars, vocals, keys, or tracks.

Spencer Hazard received the Death by Audio Absolute Destruction pedal, as shared on his Instagram, highlighting it among new gear acquired post-tour.

Spencer Hazard showcases the Death By Audio Total Sonic Annihilation 2 pedal on his Instagram, highlighting its effectiveness for creating noise and enhancing delay effects and loops.

Spencer Hazard showcases his use of the Death By Audio Evil Filter on Instagram, expressing enthusiasm for this unique pedal.

The Chrous, Super Flanger, and Bass Overdrive pedals are mostly used for noise and interludes during Full Of Hell's live sets. Hazard has used the flanger on “Bone Coral” from Rudiments.

These pedals were all also used on the Merzbow collab in non-conventional ways. Hazard had the flanger and super chorus running through a contact mic, which He then taped it to a cymbal for one track and to a floor tom for another.

he says he uses it in this video

Spencer Hazard uses the Death By Audio Echo Dream 2 pedal, as seen in his Instagram post, to enhance his signature sonic noise creations.

Spencer Hazard showcases his affinity for Death By Audio by using the Soundwave Breakdown fuzz effects pedal, as highlighted on his Instagram.

In the instagram post Spencer explained all the gear he used for the recording of their song "Industrial Messiah Complex". Which include this kill switch pedal