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Hatebreed Merch Review
Hatebreed the Grammy-nominated, metal and hardcore band that has been going strong for more than 25 years continues to impress with each album. The Divinity of Purpose is no exception. Fans can expect all the blood and death that this band is renowned for.



The group was founded in Bridgeport Connecticut in 1994. They recorded a three-song demo, and sold it to locals, and then released their debut full-length Satisfaction is the Death of Desire, in 1997. It established the group as a force in the metalcore world and hasn't looked behind since.


Jamey Jasta, the frontman of the band and the other musicians have sold-out shows at large rock festivals and smaller clubs. The band's thrash metal hardcore combination has brought them across many countries and continents.


Hatebreed celebrated the 20th anniversary for their sophomore album Perseverance with a group of youngsters at Pop's on Friday. Gatecreeper opened the concert. hatebreedmerch 've spent the last several years putting together a body of work that has been well-received by Hatebreed fans as also new ones. My prejudices against the band, based on studio recordings, melted away instantly as they ripped through their performance.


Bodysnatcher, who toured with Gatecreeper for the rest of the tour, is a new band on the metalcore scene but they've already impressed. They have a sound that mixes elements of hardcore punk and metal, the group has played a significant role in the Connecticut hardcore scene. They recently toured with the Death metal legends in technical terms Dying Fetus on their European tour, and will shortly be playing a handful of shows with Carnifex as well as Chelsea Grin.


The lineup was completed by up and rising heavy metal/hardcore groups Dying Wish, and Bleeding Through. Both have earned acclaim with their debut album Fragments of a Bitter Memory which will be released in 2021 via SharpTone Records. The Portland band's Oregon-based style of metalcore harkens back to the genre's more traditional sounds from the '90s' late in the decade, as opposed to the polished pop-emo inspired sound that bands like Bring Me the Horizon have become famous in recent years.

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