Postcard from a Living Hell is the debut studio album by Australian rock group, RedHook.

Triple J said "Stacked with back-to-back belters, Postcard from a Living Hell shows off the bands relentless exploration of pop-punk, nu metal, rock and EDM, delivering 11 of their most powerful anthems to date.

Robinson said "It oscillates from alt-pop to nu-metal, punk and electronicore without so much as a moment of respite, taking listeners on a rollercoaster of sounds and emotions.

"[9] Australian Independent Record Labels Association said "Postcard from a Living Hell is eleven charismatic, hook-laden tracks forged in a signature particle collider of sonic influences.

The eleven-track album is an exciting and contemporary pop-punk release counterbalanced by old-school nu-metal at its core.