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By Sarah Smarsh
Published on May 30, 2007 at 11:32am
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Hatebreed
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Hatebreed, God Forbid, Evergreen Terrace, Terror, the Acacia Strain, After the Burial, Beaumont ClubHatebreed gained fans beyond its hardcore niche by touring with Slayer and the Deftones, leading to big sales for The Rise of Brutality in 2003. But the album was a step away from the Connecticut band's original mission statement: to create old-school hardcore music in the face of the pop-infused, nu-hardcore of bands like Atreyu. With last year's Supremacy, Hatebreed displayed a truly brutal rising from the roots of Black Flag, Blood for Blood and Sick of It All. The songs are meant for live performance; onstage, Hatebreed holds onto the punk but tweaks up the technical influence of metal.
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