Ruth G. Núñez de Arenas, also known as From Hell or Inmoralia, is a Madrid-born DJ, vocalist, promoter, and music journalist with over 25 years of experience in music. Her journey began in the early 2000s as journalist and she has interviewed artists like Pet Shop Boys, Trentemøller, DJ Hell, Anthony Rother, Stacey Pullen or The Horrors among others, a path she continues today through her platform Mots Music and as a contributor to media such as Scanner FM (Spain).
In 2007, she made her debut behind the decks, quickly establishing herself in Madrid’s electronic scene with sets at iconic venues like Stardust, Siroco, La Boite, and Specka. Her passion for raw, genre-defying sounds led her to Berlin in 2012, where she found a second home in clubs such as KitKat, Urban Spree, Kater Holzig, Golden Gate, Brunnen70, and Sameheads. After a few years in Barcelona, where she played regularly at Moog, Macarena, LAUT, and Razzmatazz, Ruth returned to Berlin, where she is currently based. As a DJ, Ruth has performed across Spain and internationally. She has also taken part in renowned festivals such as Nuba Fest, EnsoLab and Paisajes Sonoros (Spain), Extramuralhas (Portugal), Iklectik - Woman in Experimental (UK), and Human Evolution (Italy). Her sets are emotionally rich journeys that traverse cold wave, EBM, electro, dark disco and techno, always deeply rooted in vinyl culture. She has two paralel projects: The Teachers (with Annechoic) and No Trouble In Paradise (with Mia Shadow).
As a promoter, she has worked with artists such as Client (UK), Light Asylum (USA), Le Syndicat Electronique (France), Mueran Humanos (Argentina), festivals as Ombra, and curated the live programming for Asymmetrical Club in Barcelona. Through Mots Music, she continues supporting the underground artists and experimental sounds, not only
as music media, just also as her own label, founded in 2025.
Ruth is also a vocalist, having collaborated with Le Syndicat Electronique, Mynationshit, Ivan Smoka, and Tecib, before launching Mann Of Seasons with Swesor Bhrater (Bruta Non Calculant). Their 2022 debut album, The Songs of Innocence, (Unknown Pleasures Records) blends neofolk, synthwave, and new wave, earning comparisons to Dead Can Dance in the French press. She currently fronts the darkfolk project Armadura del Durmiente with Esteban Alcalde (Vacío Perfecto) and continues collaborating with producers such as JG Outsider (Cold Transmission Records / Oráculo Records), Cold Colors, First Aid For Souls or In Aeternam Vale.