Industrial metal/rock collective Heavenly Trip To Hell return with force, unveiling their latest single and video “Yo No Quiero Ir Al Cielo”, recorded by Addasi Addasi at Fuel Music Studios. The track continues the band’s unmistakable fusion of industrial metal, goth, and heavy metal — a sound forged in the gritty underbelly of Long Beach, California, and refined through years of underground resilience.
Frontman G Christ describes the song’s core message with disarming clarity: “The song was inspired by the fact that we do not want to go to heaven where certain people can’t get in. I want to go to a heaven where everyone gets in.” It’s a sentiment that mirrors the band’s ethos — confrontational, inclusive, and unafraid to challenge the moral binaries imposed by society.
Known to fans as HTTH, Heavenly Trip To Hell operates as a six‑piece force: G Christ on lead vocals, Sergio on bass, Vicky Vicious on synth and keyboards, Jose on drums, Kurt on lead guitar, and Frank on rhythm guitar. Over the years, the band have cultivated a formidable underground presence, particularly in Hollywood, where they’ve repeatedly sold out iconic venues including The Viper Room, Whisky a Go Go, and The Rainbow Bar & Grill on Sunset Boulevard.
With “Yo No Quiero Ir Al Cielo”, HTTH reaffirm their place as one of Southern California’s most uncompromising industrial metal acts — raw, unapologetic, and driven by a vision that refuses to fit neatly into anyone’s version of paradise. Link
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