La Hell Gang is a Chilean psychedelic rock band hailing from Santiago, established as a notable force within the underground music scene. Comprising members Francisco Cábala (guitar), Nes (bass), and Sarwin (drums), the group emerged with a sound that melds elements of vintage rock, blues, and psych. La Hell Gang, with a penchant for creating hazy, reverb-rich soundscapes, first gained international attention with their debut album "Just What Is Real" in 2010. The trio then expanded their reach with subsequent releases.

By the time of their 2014 album, "Thru Me Again," released via Mexican Summer, La Hell Gang had refined their signature sound— a blend of languid tempos, sinuous guitar work, and a pervasive sense of nocturnal wanderlust. Their music evokes the brooding side of psychedelia, with tracks like "9 Miles" and "Out of Place" further cementing their status as purveyors of an evocative and moody strain of rock. Known for expansive and entrancing live performances, the band has not only captivated audiences in their home country but has also begun to build a dedicated following across borders, appealing to fans of psych-rock and shoegaze genres worldwide.