Black Hill

The Profile

Black Hill are a glam metal band from Livorno, Italy. Stabilized in 2000, the lineup featured vocalist Bob J. Low, guitarist Glitzie, drummer Phil Hill, and bassist Roughy. After intensive gigging in Tuscany and Emilia Romagna, they placed second at the Suoni della notte festival and performed at Turin’s Glam Attack in 2003. Their debut, Nasty Nights, mixes 80s street n’ glam, AOR clarity, and hard rock drive, and was distributed in Italy and abroad, including Japan via DSK.

Influences cited in the review include Ratt, Warrant, Bulletboys, L.A. Guns, Backyard Babies, and Buckcherry. Nasty Nights contains seven tracks, including the ballad “Strange Days” and the tongue-in-cheek “Fat Love.” Distribution included ~1,000 copies in Italy and ~300 abroad, with Japanese availability via DSK.

Black Hill are a Livorno-born glam metal band steeped in 80s street n’ glam and hard rock. Their debut Nasty Nights delivers high-energy riffs, AOR clarity, and sleaze-rock attitude, earning a glowing 5/5 DeBaser review. The group toured Tuscany/Emilia-Romagna, placed second at Suoni della notte, and played Turin’s Glam Attack in 2003. Nasty Nights was distributed in Italy and abroad, including Japan via DSK.