My Drug Hell are a West-London power-trio strongly influenced by all things Sixties from both sides of the Atlantic. The band's first album ("This Is My Drug Hell") was recorded at the now famous Toe Rag Studio and gained international recognition with reviews ranging from "Pure Pop Perfection!" (NME) to "A Must Have!" (Q Magazine,) while spending more than three months in the US college radio charts. The single "Girl At The Bus Stop" reached Number One on various radio stations across the States, entered the year's Top 100 on Australia's Triple J at No 57, was voted Single Of The Week on England's XFM, GLR and Radio 1 and has also been used for soundtracks (The Black Circle Boys, Origin Of The Species,) TV themes and a Miller beer commercial.

'This Is My Drug Hell' was released in 2007 on Forthesakeofthesong followed by a new single entitled Mysteries Of Love b/w Goblins, Mermaids and Things. The band's long-awaited second album 'My Drug Hell 2' has just been released on CD, vinyl and download.


"Dreamy...much in the way of the same charm they always did." 7/10 (NME)

" ...a success - a low-key, pleasingly unambitious set that's heavy on melody and retro charm... sprightly, neat and economical rock and roll." (THE WORD)

"Next time you're raking through the 'Psychedelia' section of your favourite record store, deciding which compilation of 60s obscurities to purchase, don't. Buy 'My Drug Hell 2' instead" (TASTY FANZINE)

"Short, sharp and straight to the point, My Drug Hell 2 pays you the compliment of being blunt; firing off watertight tunes packed to the rafters with tall tales of life, love and let-downs." (BEARDED)