More than three decades after their debut, the Grammy-nominated Connecticut band continues to push forward with new music.
In a social media update released by record label BLKIIBLK, Hatebreed announced that Fatal Paradox will be released on Nov. 6.
The track blends thrash metal and hardcore punk, featuring heavy guitar riffs.
Wayne Lozinak of Hatebreed performs at Bloodstock Festival 2024Katja Ogrin/Redferns
Before the announcement, drummer Matt Byrne spoke about what fans should expect from their ninth album.
“There's always a tinge of metal to HATEBREED,” he explained, adding, “I think a lot of people try to kind of pigeonhole us as a hardcore band, but I think over the years we've just gone way more metal. There is still the hardcore punk vibe to us, but I think the new stuff is way more metal, thrashy, fast, SLAYER-esque, if I may use that term. That's kind of the direction we're going in right now, but there's still a lot of groove to it. It's definitely the heaviest stuff that we've written to date.”
View this post on InstagramFatal Paradox is an 11-track album that features a collaboration with iconic death metal vocalist John Tardy and a cover of "Poison Planet" by Corrosion of Conformity.
Hatebreed's Fatal Paradox Tracklist:
Kill Count IncreaseThe Carrion ChoirDecisions Become DestiniesTotal InvincibleFatal ParadoxStill A ThreatSacrifice Season (feat. OBITUARY's John Tardy)Truth Is A LionMake The Demons ObeyNone Left To SavePoison PlanetRelated: 1970 Rock Classic, Written by Beloved Supergroup, Ranked Among Best Rock Songs of All Time
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