Hank von Hell, born Hans-Erik Dyvik Husby but more famously known as Hank von Hell, was a Norwegian musician and icon in the world of punk and rock music. Best known as the former lead vocalist of the punk rock band Turbonegro, he was a prominent figure in the rock scene with his distinctive voice, flamboyant stage presence, and irreverent attitude. After departing from Turbonegro in 2010, he embarked on a solo career that continued to reflect his larger-than-life persona and his unapologetic approach to music.

His solo releases showcase a mix of punk rock, glam rock, and hard rock, underscoring his versatility as an artist. Songs like "Blod & Tårer" and "Dead" highlight his continued exploration into the darker and more introspective sides of the genre, while tracks like "Disco" and "Monkey Song" maintain his trademark blend of high-energy riffs and catchy hooks. His collaborations, notably "Crown" featuring Guernica Mancini, demonstrate his ability to resonate with audiences across different spectrums of rock music. Tragically, on November 19, 2021, Hank von Hell passed away, leaving behind a legacy of his rebellious spirit and a discography that will continue to inspire rock enthusiasts for generations to come.