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Hatebreed Merch Is A Wardrobe Must-Have For Hardcore Metalheads
The Grammy award-nominated metalcore band Hatebreed have proven time and again that relentless reliability is intrinsic to longevity in the music business. They've continued to crush with every new release, delivering a perfect storm of hardcore and metal in their sixth album The Divinity Of Purpose that is everything fans have come to expect from the Connecticut heavy stalwarts.


Hatebreed merch is a wardrobe must have for anyone who loves brutal, sleazy metal. The band's eponymous brody dive t-shirts, hoodies and sweaters have been worn by celebrities and style influencers alike, including models like Gigi Hadid, fashion executives such as The Webster's Astrid Boutrot and style influencer Alexandra Lapp. It's not difficult to see why the band's plain crew neck tees have become the ultimate style staple--they are as versatile as they are aesthetically pleasing.


Last Friday, Connecticut metalcore institution Hatebreed brought a cavalcade of budding talent to Pop's for a performance in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their second studio album Perseverance. The evening also marked the debut of Bodysnatcher, a young group who impressed many at Pop's with their technical prowess and stoic delivery. Opening the show was Dying Wish, another young group whose sound harkens back to metalcore's more traditional roots rather than the more popular pop-emo-inspired brand of metalcore that bands such as Bring Me The Horizon have brought to the scene in recent years.


Any prejudices I may have held towards Hatebreed based on their studio recordings quickly melted away once the band took the stage. Vocalist Jamey Jasta is as lively and entertaining a performer as any hardcore band--or any band, for that matter--could hope for. He bantered with the audience between songs and offered his heartfelt thanks to those in attendance, as well as the longtime Hatebreed fans who have supported them over the decades.



The heaviness of Hatebreed's sound is undeniable, but what separates the band from most of their peers is their ability to write lyrics that convey both beautifully bleak and triumphant messages--an ethos that has served them well throughout their career. Their latest album, The Concrete Confessional, delivers the brutality fans have come to expect, but with a surprising twist.


With the new album in hand, Hatebreed are hitting the road this fall to celebrate their 20th anniversary of Perseverance with a tour featuring Gatecreeper and Bleeding Through on select dates and Bodysnatcher and Dying Wish for the full run. Check out hatebreedmerch of dates below.

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